SHE: Stories in Hue & Form

This collection is dedicated to empowering women in the arts by celebrating the talent and creative voices of four Indian women artists. It highlights their resilience, unique stories, and personal visions, offering a space where women’s perspectives are not only visible but central.

Promoting women artists challenges art-world imbalances and encourages diversity in creative expression. By curating a collection that foregrounds female narratives, “SHE: Stories in Hue & Form” provides inspiration, visibility, and validation for women’s experiences—helping to break stereotypes and foster an environment of equality and encouragement in the arts.

Expect powerful explorations of identity, transformation, resilience, and self-discovery. Each artwork tells a different story—using color, form, and texture to convey the emotional and social journeys of contemporary Indian women.

The collection features four dynamic Indian women artists: Taslim Jamal: Renowned for “Luggage ll” and “Luggage ll”—artworks that explore the emotional realities of migration, attachment, and personal history through expressive, symbolic imagery rooted in her tribal heritage.
Babli Keshri: Celebrated for “My Village” and “The Beauty of Nature”—vivid, detailed scenes that evoke the joy, spirit, and natural beauty of rural India, highlighting the soulful connection between people and their environment.
Niharika Agarwal: Presenting “The Real Architecture of Society,” “Ekta,” and “Sacrifice”—mixed media works that delve into the complexities of societal structures, collective ambition, and unity, blending cityscapes and metaphorical elements.
Priyanka Shendage: Exhibiting “Radha Krishna” and “Untitled ll”—emotionally charged paintings that blend spiritual symbolism with a focus on women’s strength and inner life, rendered in vibrant hues and sensitive composition.