Featuring the exceptional talents of Parag Natekar, Ravi Kattakuri, and Ishita Chowdhury.
Parag Natekar, a visionary artist from Pune, infuses his creations with profound emotion and cultural depth. His work transcends conventional boundaries, inviting viewers into a realm where colors dance and stories unfold. Natekar’s unique blend of traditional techniques and contemporary aesthetics resonates globally, captivating audiences with its vibrant energy and introspective narratives.
Ravi Kattakuri, an MFA graduate from Kala Bhavan Santiniketan in West Bengal, is a dreamer and poet who expresses himself through mixed media installations, drawings, and paintings, deeply inspired by nature. His art revolves around personal thoughts and human emotions, reflecting the beauty of both urban and rural India. Kattakuri’s creations capture the spirit of humanity and the enigmatic essence of the world, using forms, shapes, and colors to evoke a sense of mystery and magic.
Ishita Chowdhury, based in Mumbai, is a paper artist and visualizer who works with mixed media, including paper and ink. Since graduating in Graphic Design from MIT Institute of Design, Pune, she has been exploring the expressive potential of paper. An avid collector of tiny scraps of paper, leaves, nuts, bolts, and other seemingly old and useless items, Ishita draws inspiration from travel, moonlit nights, the sea, and music. She believes that paper speaks a language of its own, conveying narratives through its texture and form.
In an endeavor to foster an ambience that is closer to nature and creativity, Nirlon Knowledge Park has introduced the concept of an art gallery within its vast Goregaon campus. As the official gallerist, ArtSobo showcased a diverse array of contemporary art in the designated lobbies of Nirlon Knowledge Park, Goregaon. This initiative not only enriches the workspace with artistic beauty but also inspires creativity and innovation among its inhabitants.
To visit the gallery RSVP aditya@artsobo.com / +91 98202 37466
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