Viraj Mithani is a contemporary artist and educator. His practice floats between painting, print, drawing and sculpture. They are morphed with dichotomies that include abstraction versus representation, traditional versus progressive, organic versus technological and the epic versus the everyday. His work has been exhibited at numerous venues. Selected exhibitions include: Dalarnas Museum (Falun) in Sweden, Hammond Museum in New York, Sullivan Galleries and Gene Siskel Film Centre in Chicago and Clark House Initiative in Mumbai. Mithani graduated with a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and currently lives and practises in Mumbai.

Pulkit is a visual artist whose surreal and atmospheric composite artworks have made everyone sit up and take notice. An advertising professional by day, Pulkit loves experimenting with images. It’s an exercise that has slowly but steadily crystallised into an expression of alienation, loneliness and loss. Moody, haunting and unforgettable, his creations have been featured in numerous national and international outlets including Adobe India, Stubborn Magazine, Subfoldr and CNN Turkey. Pulkit counts Joseph Müller-Brockmann, Armin Hoffman, Storm Thorgerson and Andrei Tarkovsky as his biggest inspirations.

Pooja Bansal is a mixed media artist based in Mumbai. After working as a finance professional in leading organisations for fifteen years, she left her corporate career behind in 2018 to pursue her passion for art full-time. Inspired by old architectural landscapes during her travels across India and abroad, she was deeply drawn towards the doors and windows that stood as portals to another time. These served as inspiration for her trademark style of using wooden doors and windows, with their natural grains and texture, as a base for her paintings. Blending the modern with the vintage, Pooja’s sustainable...

Pragun Agarwal is a Graphic Designer currently based in Germany. An alumnus of National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad and Maryland Institute College of Art, Pragun’s work is inspired by a constant experimentation with various materials. A typography enthusiast, he loves to explore the limitless possibilities of letterforms – be it the abstract, the expressive or the intricate. His work has been published and showcased by various publications and collectives including The Washington Post and Type Directors Club. Pragun currently works at Landor, Hamburg as a Senior Designer.

Aniruddh Mehta is a visual artist based in Mumbai. A self-taught illustrator who went on to train in Graphic Design from the London College of Communications, Aniruddh is inspired by the space where the fine line between analogue and digital blurs. Constantly seeking a balance between art and graphic design, his style ranges from bold minimalism to intricate geometric forms and disruptive pattern work. His notable projects include art direction and design for Qilla Records and...

Gaurav Vikalp is an artist alter ego experimenting in the realm of illustrations, comics and graphic design. A vortex of the seductive as well as the banal parts of the human experience, Gaurav’s work takes closely from Indian calendar art, miniature paintings, Thangka murals and traditional handicrafts with the aim of making art that reflects the Indian zeitgeist. With hopes of changing the world, he has predominantly worked in the development sector with clients like Quicksand, Nyaaya.in and People's Archive of Rural India. He has also been associated with art residencies like the Kochi Biennale Foundation (on a non-fiction comic residency with Orijit Sen) and Farside...