Our Artists

Radhey Shyam

Radhey Shyam is a distinguished artist with over 25 years of experience, based in New Delhi, India. His work primarily explores the human figure, particularly the female form, set against textured backgrounds. Through his art, he seeks to capture beauty, emotion and the intricate dynamics of human relationships.

He believes that the true essence of painting lies in an artist's journey — one defined by continuous innovation, experimentation with diverse mediums and the ability to create meaningful compositions. With a distinctive aesthetic and thematic focus on human connections, his work — shaped by personal experiences and challenges — evokes a sense of peace, harmony, tranquility and contentment.

Radhey Shyam holds a B.F.A. in Applied Art from Shilpa Bharti Institute of Fine Arts & Craft, Delhi (Rajasthan School of Art, Jaipur), and an M.F.A. and M.Phil. in Applied Art (Visualization) from Lalit Kala Sansthan, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University, Agra, Uttar Pradesh. Beyond his artistic practice, he is also an educator, researcher, and curator.

With an impressive portfolio, he has curated and exhibited in prestigious shows worldwide. He has held two solo exhibitions and participated in nearly 70 group exhibitions across India and abroad. Additionally, he has been actively involved in numerous national and international art camps, workshops, art festivals, and kala melas. Notably, he took part in the contemporary art biennales in Salerno, Italy, in 2014 and 2016.

Teerth Soni

Teerth Soni is one of Chitrakosha's junior artists. More details about his background, training, and artistic practice will be added here soon.

Rani N S

Rani N S is a distinguished artist from the serene town of Mysore. Her artistic journey began amid curiosity and self-exploration, shaped by questions, experiments, and the desire to find her own voice.

Working primarily with mixed media, Rani brings together oil paint, acrylic, and gouache to build layered, textured surfaces. She is deeply drawn to abstraction and Tantric philosophy and energy, and seeks to translate that spiritual language into visual form through lines, shapes, and colour.

For Rani, painting is an act of self-discovery. By playing with colour and form, she tries to create herself on canvas — turning inner confusions into clarity, and inner silence into expression. Each work is an invitation to pause, reflect, and become a part of her world.

Yuvraj Verma

Yuvraj Verma is a visual artist specialising in landscapes, portraits, and original compositions. He explores colour, emotion, and creative expression through painting.

Garima Bishnoi

I am a contemporary artist exploring the relationship between inner experience, nature, and the visual language of abstraction. My practice is influenced by Tantric philosophy, Indian spiritual traditions, and sacred geometry, which have gradually become an important part of my artistic journey. I am drawn to simple yet meaningful forms such as the bindu, circles, triangles, geometric structures, and symbolic patterns. For me, these forms are not only visual elements but also ways of exploring ideas of energy, balance, consciousness, and transformation.

My process develops through a combination of observation, research, intuition, and experimentation. I work with colour, form, texture, repetition, and layers to create compositions that reflect both my inner experiences and my understanding of the world around me. I am interested in how a simple form or colour can carry different meanings and evoke a personal response in the viewer.

Through my paintings, I try to create a space where traditional ideas can meet a contemporary visual language. Rather than giving a fixed meaning to the work, I prefer to leave space for interpretation, allowing each viewer to connect with the artwork through their own experiences and perceptions. For me, painting is an ongoing process of learning, questioning, and self-discovery.