: 8 Indians Taking Art to The Next Level With Thought-Provoking Creations #IndiaNEWS There exist innumerable mediums and possibilities to express your creativity and imagination, and some artists stand

8 Indians Taking Art to The Next Level With Thought-Provoking Creations #IndiaNEWS
There exist innumerable mediums and possibilities to express your creativity and imagination, and some artists stand out among the lot with their unconventional ways to create great pieces of work. As bizarre or weird as their mediums may sound, their art is nothing short of thought-provoking and otherworldly.
Meet a few such talented artists from India, who make amazing art pieces using the most unlikely mediums:
1. Vivek Patil
Vivek Patils light art
A renowned visual storyteller, Vivek Patil uses light to create interactive experiences. Credited as India’s only light painter, he has been creating wonders on luminescent surfaces using rays of light.
Vivek, who also creates sand art and speed paintings, has worked with several popular brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Eureka Forbes, Asian Paints, Pepsi IPL Team Kings XI Punjab, Maybelline, Colgate, Philips, and so on. He also got the opportunity to participate in several popular talent reality shows like India’s Got Talent and Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega.
2. Saad
Saads work using dump yard waste
Hyderabad-based artist Md Saaduddin, or Saad, has been creating brilliant sculptures and functional art pieces using scrap materials like iron, steel, copper etc.
Saad grew up seeing his father, a vintage car restorer, toiling around machines. He was inspired to delve into scrap art and mastered it with the experience he received while helping his father at work and by watching people doing the art online.
He makes stunning sculptures using items from the recycling dump, ‘chor bazaar,’ and automobile spares. Besides India, he has also showcased his work in different countries like the US, Mexico etc.
3. Reshmi Dey
Reshmi Deys work in glass.
Finding her calling in the creative glass industry, Reshmi Dey from Assam decided to use glass as a medium to express her creativity. Considered one of the top glass artists in the country, she defied several odds while entering a male-dominated industry.
She was exposed to the profession while working closely with the generations-old business families of Firozabad, known as the “glass capital??? of India. In order to master the art, she even pursued formal training in glass techniques and technology from The International Glass Centre in Dudley in the United Kingdom.
In 2017, she established India’s first public access glass art studio in Delhi — Glass Sutra — along with her own company with the same name. Now, her brand works in innovating beautiful and luxurious glass products.
4. Bornali Bhattacharjee
Bornali Bhattacharjees art with bacteria
Can we make art using bacteria? Of course we can, proves Bornali Bhattacharjee, who turned bacteria like Staphylococcus or Salmonella into art pieces.