Emerging Indian artists reflecting social themes are reshaping the contemporary art scene with fresh perspectives and bold creativity. In July 2025, Delhi will host a dynamic exhibition showcasing these talented visionaries who blend traditional art forms with modern expressions. Their works deeply explore cultural identity, social change, and everyday life, inviting audiences to connect with the stories shaping today’s India. This event celebrates the power of art to provoke thought and inspire social awareness through the voices of emerging artists.
Arvind Kumar: Emerging Indian Artist Reflecting Social Themes Through Contemporary Art
Arvind Kumar is a contemporary Indian artist who bridges traditional aesthetics with modern expression. With a strong foundation in classical techniques, he explores themes like everyday life, social change, and cultural identity. As a result, his art feels both familiar and fresh.
Moreover, Arvind experiments with form and texture, using various mediums to add depth and emotion. Through vibrant colors and subtle details, his work invites viewers to reflect deeply on the world around them. In this way, his art blends tradition, introspection, and storytelling to inspire and engage.
Credit: Arvind Kumar
Vandana Jindal : Emerging Indian Artist Using Thread and Texture
Once a strategist in capital markets, Vandana has transformed into one of the emerging Indian artists reflecting social themes by reimagining traditional embroidery, resin, and string art with a modern twist. Her innovative work bridges heritage and contemporary expression, where every stitch and swirl tells a story of identity, memory, and transformation.
Additionally, she experiments with unconventional canvases like dried leaves and pebbles, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms. As a result, Vandana’s art invites viewers to engage with social narratives embedded in craft, culture, and community. Furthermore, through social media and community projects, she shares not just her creations but the evolving story of who she has become—a true voice among emerging Indian artists reflecting social themes in today’s dynamic art landscape.
Credit: Vandana Jindal
Amit Kumar: Emerging Indian Artist That Captures Emotion Through Paint
Amit Kumar’s paintings are a harmonious fusion of realism and abstract expression. His use of bold colors and intricate details brings his subjects to life, engaging viewers on a deep emotional level. He is an emerging name in the contemporary painting scene. His artwork challenges observers to perceive the world with greater awareness.
Credit: Amit Kumar
Savita Kumar: Celebrating Tradition Through Mandla Mirror Work and Clock Art
Savita Kumar is an accomplished artist specializing in Mandla mirror work, a traditional Indian embroidery style using mirrors and colorful threads. She uniquely combines this craft with clock art, creating vibrant and functional decorative pieces. Her work honors cultural heritage while adding a contemporary twist to everyday objects. Each piece reflects meticulous craftsmanship and artistic passion. Savita’s creations beautifully connect tradition with modern design aesthetics.
Credit: Savita Kumar
Anu: Inspiring Creativity Through Workshops and Artworks
Anu’s paintings are known for their vibrant colors and emotional depth. Drawing inspiration from nature, everyday life, and personal experiences, her artworks resonate with viewers and invite them into her unique artistic world. But Anu’s impact goes beyond her canvases—she regularly conducts engaging workshops where she teaches painting techniques, encourages self-expression, and helps participants unlock their creative potential.
Credit: Anu Workshop
Rango ki Potli: Spreading Joy Through Art Workshops
Led by passionate artists, these workshops introduce kids to a world of colors, mirror work, folk art, and DIY crafts in an easy-to-learn, joyful way. Whether it’s creating mini potli bags, painting traditional patterns, or decorating their own art pieces, children learn not just how to make art—but how to love it.
The goal of Rango ki Potli is simple: encourage self-expression, boost confidence, and keep Indian art traditions alive by planting the seeds of creativity early. Each session is packed with storytelling, hands-on learning, and lots of color. These workshops aren’t just about making something pretty—they’re about building a lifelong connection with art, imagination, and culture.
Credit: Rango ki Potli
Kritika Goel: Telling Stories Through Mandala Art
Kritika Goel is a passionate mandala artist whose intricate and soulful designs have caught the eye of art lovers across India. Her art is not just beautiful; it is also deeply meditative. Moreover, Kritika’s work reflects a perfect balance between structure and emotion, offering viewers both peace and visual complexity.
Her mandala creations are defined by detailed geometric patterns that often unfold in hypnotic, symmetrical forms. In addition, she incorporates fine liners, inks, and carefully chosen colors to enhance the visual rhythm of each piece. As a result, her art feels both calming and powerful, capturing attention while inviting reflection.
Inspired by Indian spiritual traditions and contemporary design, Kritika’s style bridges the gap between ancient symbolism and modern creativity. For example, some of her pieces use traditional circular motifs, while others experiment with modern palettes and shapes.
Credit: Kritika Goel
Sanabi Singha: Transforming Walls into Works of Art
Sanabi aims to inspire communities through accessible art.Through her work, she transforms blank walls into storytelling canvases—bridging artistic expression and visual impact. Her wall paintings often feature bold geometric shapes, cultural motifs, or abstract compositions that reflect local traditions or contemporary themes. Rich color palettes and strong visual narratives make Sanabi’s murals striking from both close-up and afar.
Credit: Sanabi Singha
Aashish Gujarati: Celebrating Nature Through Animal Paintings
Aashish Gujarati is an artist known for his vivid and expressive animal paintings that capture the beauty and spirit of wildlife. His artwork often portrays animals in dynamic poses, highlighting their grace, strength, and unique characteristics. Using a blend of vibrant colors and detailed brushwork, Aashish brings each creature to life on canvas, inviting viewers to connect with the natural world.
Through his art, Aashish Gujarati aims to raise awareness about the importance of protecting animal habitats and fostering a deeper bond between humans and nature.
Credit: Aashish Gujarati
Art has the power to connect, inspire, and heal—and all these artists remind us of that with every creation. Whether through detailed patterns, bold colors, or meaningful themes, each piece speaks its own language. At TheHaatofArt, we continue to celebrate artists who bring imagination to life and keep creativity thriving in every corner of the world.
- Venue : Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
- Date: 25th to 27th July
- Timings: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
