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14/06/2026

Theatre of the Sacred series by Paresh Hazra, part of his ongoing solo exhibition 'Between the Sacred and the Everyday', on view until 30 Jun, 2026 at our gallery in Indiranagar, Bangalore.
Mythology has remained central to Paresh Hazra’s artistic practice. Inspired by stories heard during childhood, he approaches mythological narratives not as distant religious tales, but as living repositories of philosophy, morality, emotion, and collective memory. Influenced by folk storytelling, theatre, and the cultural atmosphere of Bengal, the compositions carry a strong sense of performance, symbolism, and narrative intensity.
The works in this series are created using the traditional medium of egg tempera — an exacting and time-intensive process using natural earth pigments mixed by hand. Through this medium, Paresh creates a bridge between traditional artistic practices and a contemporary visual language shaped equally by indigenous storytelling and his study of European art.

10/06/2026

Paresh Hazra's solo exhibition 'Between the Sacred and the Everyday' is on view at our gallery in Indiranagar, Bangalore until 30 Jun, 2026.
Drawing from Bengal’s storytelling traditions while embracing experimentation across tempera, gouache, mixed media, and collage, Paresh Hazra creates richly layered worlds where the sacred and the ordinary coexist. His paintings weave together mythology, memory, theatre, and contemporary life. Through four interconnected series, the exhibition explores enduring human emotions, rituals, and narratives, revealing how timeless questions continue to unfold within everyday experience.

01/06/2026

Delighted to invite you to 'Between the Sacred and the Everyday', a solo exhibition by Paresh Hazra. The exhibition opens on Sat, 6 Jun and will remain on view until 30 Jun, 2026.

30/05/2026

Some glimpses of our artworks adding warmth and character to our clients’ homes.

Image details below:

Image 1: Chorus of the Earth by Laxman Aelay - Bangalore

Image 2: Asato Ma Sadgamaya by Nikheel Aphale - New Delhi

Image 3: Durga by Basuki Dasgupta - Singapore

Image 4: Love Has No Limits by Dinkar Jadhav - Gurgaon

Image 5: Mann-kii by Amit Ambalal - Bangalore (image credit: Balan and Nambisan Architects)

28/05/2026

Jaipur-based Shan Bhatnagar is an artist, interior designer and ardent devotee of Shrinathji (a manifestation of Lord Krishna as a seven year old child).

Shan’s strikingly beautiful and intricately detailed artworks are a refreshing contemporary take on the centuries old artform of Pichwai that celebrates the life and stories of Lord Shrinathji.

24/05/2026

Presenting our latest exhibition of Gond paintings - ‘Forests Within’, featuring works by 9 contemporary Gond artists.

The exhibition reflects the idea of the forest as a world within itself — an interconnected ecosystem made up of animals, birds, trees, rivers, people who inhabit it. Through layered narratives, this exhibition of Gond paintings celebrates the harmony and coexistence that sustain forest life.

21/05/2026

Throwback to Provenance, our mega exhibition of old collectibles, curated by the brilliant

Provenance brought together an exceptional array of 140+ collectibles, including classical art, rare prints, sculptures, ritual objects, cultural artefacts, military collectibles, retro objects, early technology, Deccan brassware, vintage furniture and more. The exhibition offered an opportunity to engage with history through the tangible presence of its story-filled treasures.

18/05/2026

Sachin Jaltare, Untitled, 60 x 48 inches, Acrylic on Canvas

Sachin Jaltare’s artworks are an inward journey. Tapping into his innermost self, the artist is constantly exploring oneness with the ‘Absolute’ through his work. His unique visual language blends abstraction with figuration, uniting the form with the formless. Jaltare draws the viewer in with his layered worlds of semi-abstract figures that seem to emerge from and dissolve back into the canvas. Embedded within are quiet symbols from Indian cosmology — subtle enough to miss, yet meaningful enough to stay with the viewer.

15/05/2026

Smruthi Gargi Eswar’s mythological creations are full of stories. Her series titled ‘The Centre is Everywhere’ talks about how there is no central God or Hero in Indian mythology, but many - each central to their own world and many times not necessarily working together. It is natural to have opposites and a wide and beautiful spectrum in between. In this series, Smruthi travels back to nature through stories both remembered and forgotten, both earthly and celestial - each image holding a moment within its frames.

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3rd Floor, B. K. N. Ambaram Estates, 648/L, 1st Main, Indiranagar Stage 1
Bangalore
560038

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+91 78 998 82277

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http://www.artisera.com/

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