Artworks

Deepti is an artist and architect whose multidisciplinary practice spans drawing, painting, watercolours, sculptural objects, writing and comics. Drawing is central to her process; a daily ritual and means of observation and grounding.

As a first-time resident at TRACE, she explored materials including clay and cyanotypes through an intuitive, process-led approach. Her work blurs the line between disciplines, allowing architecture and art to inform one another through play, curiosity and experimentation.

Purnima Majgonkar is a visual artist whose practice spans painting, illustration and design. A graduate of JJ School of Art and MICA, she worked in advertising and led a creative design studio for 12 years before returning to fine art in 2024.

Her work explores emotion, instinct and the subconscious, often through bold, expressive forms. Her current practice embraces play, slowness and solitude — creating space to rediscover an intuitive, unfiltered visual language shaped by memory, identity and inner reflection.

Rushal Anap is a photographer and cinematographer based in Mumbai, currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts at Sir J.J. School of Art.

His work explores the vibrance of emotion across cultural landscapes and everyday life. Through his frames, Rushal celebrates hopeful and cheerful aspects of the world while seeking out the distinct stories of his subjects.

Shreya Wakle is a developing visual artist based in Mumbai, currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Painting at Sir J.J. School of Art. She explores texture, symbolism and personal narratives through mixed media and painting, drawing from everyday life, dreams, sound and Indian mythology.

Her process combines observation, intuition and material experimentation, using textured surfaces, thread, found materials and acrylics to explore emotional and symbolic narratives. Her work is a continuous practice of expression and discovery.

Tushar Singh is a Mumbai-based visual artist and Painting student at Sir J.J. School of Art. While grounded in traditional painting techniques, his practice is driven by material experimentation and the exploration of unconventional visual languages.

His work investigates memory, psychological space and the shifting relationship between body, object and environment. Through painting, drawing and experimental materials, everyday objects, human forms, shadows and domestic structures gradually merge and transform.

Working with ink, acrylic, resin-based surfaces and unconventional materials, he embraces texture, instability and transformation, often focusing on forms that appear fragile, unfinished or in transition.