Rekha Rodwittiya is an acclaimed artist, curator, and educator from the Baroda school of art. Over the five decades of her career, she has participated in multiple solo exhibitions and group shows worldwide, with her works exhibited in cities such as London, New York, Stockholm, São Paulo, and Venice. Along with an unapologetically feminist mindset, Rodwittiya’s creations are seen to redefine the representation of the female figure in art.

Born in Mumbai, living in New York; trained as a sculptor and an architect, Tarik Currimbhoy has crafted an indelible legacy in the world of contemporary art. Known for his minimalist sculptures that strike a balance of purity and its essence, Currimbhoy’s work invites viewers into a reflective exploration of intellectual lucidity. His creative journey, marked by sincere undertones, is a testament to the art of restraint and timelessness. Currimbhoy displays his sculptures in Hong Kong, India, in Dubai with Bernard Vinet, in London at Christie's with Jeff Koons, and in USA with Anish Kapoor at Sotheby's. He also participates in 10 art fairs per year through Long-Sharp, Akara and Leila Heller.

A portmanteau of the words house and museum, ‘houseum’ in Ahmedabad is a collection of locks, clocks and puzzles lovingly curated by Dr. Hiren Shah, and creatively displayed by his wife Dr. Namita Shah. Houseum as it stands today, has on display a splendid collection of 10,000 plus rare antiques as well as contemporary artworks by artists like Amit Ambalal, M. F. Hussain, and S. H. Raza.

Arvind Sundar, a painter and printmaker from Coimbatore, studied art at the School of Art Institute of Chicago in 2016 and later pursued a Masters in Painting & Drawing (MFA) from University of Cincinnati, USA in 2018. Having exhibited his work in over 50 shows across the globe, Arvind Sundar is one of the most promising artists on the contemporary Indian art scene. An affinity for maths and geometry defines his art; and in his latest show COSMOS, we see him shift from painting to sculpture – exploring the same spiritual and physical connectedness to mathematical/geometrical systems in the third dimension.

IT-professional turned calligraphy artist Rupali Thombare shares the story of her spectacular dot paintings. Inspired by her mentor – the renowned master calligrapher Achyut Palav – Rupali started exploring a shape that attracted her since childhood – the dot. Thombare's work, revolving around the dot, is all about nurturing our inner self, our “soul” – underlining the firm belief that each one of us can realize our full potential by embracing challenges and relying on our inner power.