Inkart
Every stroke of ink narrates a story-and transports viewers into a verse where imagination meets reality. Each drawn line, a single blotch defines profound emotion and cultural diversity.
With a delicate interplay of light and shade, black and white-ink art turns blank surfaces into rich narratives
Ink & Charcoal
Ink & charcoal narratives explore folk art to create cultural diversity
Transcending from pen to paper..genesis of ink art. This ephemeral transition of art is a deep dive into the artists’ inner world, a conduit for narrating emotions and philosophies through minimalist yet intricate motifs and patterns.The bold and assertive lines capture the spontaneity and fluidity of the artistic imagination and transforming them to a reality laced by social narratives.
Wood Surface & Ink
The confluence of folk art ..giving way to influence in ink art on wood surface is a process representing a captivating fusion where diverse cultural expressions merge with contemporary artistic expressions intertwining a rich tapestry of narratives.
Folk art encompasses an assorted range of motifs and symbols that mirrors local traditions, customs and narratives.
Frames & Installation
Ink art framed on paper (A5 size )of 130 GSM
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About The Artist
Sharmistha RoyChowdhury ( b. 1974)is a visual artist who lives and works in Kolkata, India.

A Little Intro
She has a Masters degree in Science from the prestigious Calcutta University, India and has worked as a banking professional for 20 years of her life. In 2019 she blurred her corporate background and went on a journey of self-discovery and entrepreneurship. As the world succumbed to the Covid Virus in 2020, she compulsively slowed down and turned back to what has been healing to her always-ART. She developed a meticulous and tedious self-taught art practice that is mostly based on converging various elements of folk art.The core of her unique style is derived from Madhubani Art, a communal folk art based on the life and style of the people of Madhuban in Bihar India. She chose her medium as archival ink and black is the predominant colour on paper or wood surface in all her artworks.
My Exhibitions
“Beyond Delighted with My Urban Artista Piece!”