Bhaaav Artists

Punkaj Manav

He is the recipient of Lalit Kala Research Grant Fellowship(2006) & National Scholarship(2005) by Ministry of Tourism & Culture. He has been awarded National Award by Prafulla Dhanukar foundation 2016.

For Punkaj Manav, travel has always been integral to his artistic journey.

Each place he visits opens doors to new perspectives—of forms, structures, landscapes, and cultural nuances—that leave lasting imprints on his imagination. Over time, these encounters have shaped a personal visua language, one that reflects not only what he observes but also how he feels and interprets the world around him.

Manoj Agarwal

Manoj specializes in Painting and Sculptures. The subject matter of his works is metaphorical images and medium used is dry pastel on paper and the colours give high contrast tonal variation.

His work is deeply inspired by the common man and the daily life of India's capital city, often portraying marginalized or everyday figures like laborers, lonely women, and street vendors.

Pavitra Kapur

Pavitra Kapur is visual artist and art conservator is rooted in a strong academic foundation, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from Jamia Millia Islamia and an M.A. in Conservation from the National Museum Institute, New Delhi

Bindu Popli

Ms Popli visual artist and art educator whose work explores the subconscious, spirituality, and inner realizations

Her portfolio, showcased under the name Bindu Art Aura, is deeply influenced by nature, meditation, and Indian spirituality

Dr. Manoranjana Herath

Dr. Manoranjana Herath is based out of Sri Lanka and is an expert in the visual art. He is actively involved in many research and  Sri Lankan folklore, pulsating colors, and intricate symbols into masterpieces that breathe life into age-old stories. His paintings aren't mere brushstrokes; they're vivid dreams woven with threads of spirituality, exploring the enigma of existence and the soul of his homeland

Hemraj

Hemraj is a prominent Indian contemporary artist and recieved National Award from the Lalit Kala Academy (2000), Pandit Ravi Shankar Award (1993) and All India Award from AIFACS (1992).

Hemraj is widely recognized for his neo-abstract style and large-scale oil paintings. His work is often described as a form of visual meditation, prioritizing intuition and spiritual depth over commercial trends

Tejinder Kanda

He is a contemporary Indian visual artist recognized for his vibrant Impressionist style and mastery of the palette knife. Key awards recieved are Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi Award (1989). AIFACS Award, New Delhi (1990) and Sahitya Kala Parishad Award (Yuva Mahotsava), New Delhi (1991).

He uses a palette knife to create dense, rhythmic textures on canvas, making his paintings feel alive and tactile.

Santosh Kumar Verma
Santosh K. Verma, an MFA from Banaras Hindu University, is a National Academy Award winner (Lalit Kala Akademi, 2001) , also a winner of the AIFACS Award, (2000 and 2001), Sahitya Kala Parishad Award (1994) and Bharat Bhawan Award (1992). Exhibited his artwork in India and overseas

His art, often referred to as "Retaining Childhood," translates regional folklore and rural life into modern, abstract forms. He uses a kaleidoscope of colors, with a distinct interplay of brown and green hues to reflect a dynamic, often dreamlike, memory of the past.

Srikant Kadam

MFA from Pune University, BFA, G.D. Art . Numerous awards, international exhibitions (London, Paris, USA), and works in collections like Lalit Kala Akademi. He is a prominent Indian abstract artist based in Pune, Maharashtra, known for his vibrant interpretations of nature

Mr Kadam has received over 30 state and national awards. His artwork was also schowcased in Netflix series Heeramandi