Osheen Siva is an illustrator and artist from South India, currently based in Goa. Her works revolve around the themes of femininity, sexuality, and gender and its intersections with technology and society. Through the lens of surrealism, speculative fiction and science fiction - rooted in mythologies and her Tamilian heritage - Siva imagines new worlds of post-colonial dreamscapes, futuristic oases with mutants and monsters, and narratives of feminine power that are generally lacking in popular art and culture.

Suzanne is a Pune-based illustrator and graphic designer. With a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Symbiosis Institute of Design, Pune, she sees art as a release and a way of escaping reality. Inspired by people, nature, music and moments, she experiments with mediums, colours, composition and elements till she has attained what she seeks. Though she has a preference for clean lines, contrasting colours and textures, she likes to keep an open mind when it comes to execution and looks forward to learning and growing every day. Every creation of hers is an attempt to capture a certain feeling and time in her life. And as long as she’s creating something that makes...

Left to himself, Janil wouldn’t mind being on the road every single day of the year. Having honed his skills at the National Institute of Photography, he is always in search of that perfect wide landscape shot. It’s a quest that has taken him from the stark stretches of Ladakh to the coast of South Africa. And he’s still not done looking. His current favourite photographers are Michael Shainblum, Jan Erik Waider and Lukas Furlan. He’s based in Mumbai where he works as an Art Director. 

Shweta Sharma is an alumnus of NIFT Mumbai who specialises in graphics and illustration. She took to illustrating as a means of understanding herself, processing the myriad emotions she observed in others, and interpreting the dreams that have stayed with her since she was a child. Dreams about spaces, creatures, emotions, parallel existence, alternate histories, unearthly movie plots and music. These diverse inspirations make their way into her art that’s a mix of pop and dark surrealism - peppered with stories, a dash of humour and an...

Himanshi Shah is a digital nomad and travel photographer. From the ghost towns of Fukushima to the dragon temples of Thailand, from the rivers of Vietnam to the cemeteries of Mexico, she has been on a journey that has taken her to the far corners of the world. Himanshi credits Japan for having kickstarted her love affair with travel. Stepping onto the neon-lit alleys of Tokyo for the first time, she found herself teleported to a whole new reality. And that formed the genesis of Neon Dreamscapes, her part-cyberpunk, part-vaporwave portraits of Tokyo in all its neon glory. Immersing herself in the everyday humdrum of the megapolis, Himanshi emerges with images that are dazzling, exotic and ...

Uma Damle is a photographer and filmmaker based in Zürich. Born and raised in Delhi, she discovered her love for making images while studying at NIFT and went on to study photography at London College of Fashion. With nostalgia and longing as the driving forces behind her work, she naturally gravitates towards the past and finds herself greatly moved by classical music and the works of Raphael, Vermeer, Rembrandt and countless other Old Masters. Within this aesthetic, she likes playing...