In his sculpture for the Art Soirée by StoneX, titled Hidden Gem on Museum Steps, Chandrasekar reimagines the grand staircases of South Indian temples, infusing them with layers of mystery and narrative tension.

Hidden Gem on Museum Steps

Bloom

India Art Fair

Shalini Passi

Soumik Datta

Beneath Jaigarh

At Jaigarh Fort

Aashim Tyagis

Convergence of art

Crafting moments

At Balasinaurus

Jaigarh Festival

Tribute to Art

Architecture of Jaigarh

Living Arts

Art Soiree Masters

Portraits in Banglore

Jodhpur Artsy

Art Soiree

Mastery & Imagination

Shaiks Masterclass

Stone Portraits

Jodhpur Art Weekend

Art Soiree Event

Stone Artsy Ahmedabad

Jodhpur Art

Coffee Table

Monarch by Magesh

Nicolas & Cynthia

Chennai Stone Portraits

Peter Randall

Alexseton Art

Deep within the earth

A sculpture of an umbrella and tombstone made using a Turkish marble called Binaco Moronus. A coffin with umbreall and a tombstone with an engraved story. The umbrella is exposed to elements but is not able to showcase protective capabilities, which turns it into an artifact expressing the theme of being obsolete. 

Untiltled

Where Stone meets Mastery

Shobha Narayan

Telling stories of time & transformation

Harmeet Rattan Mastery

Art Soiree Experience

Art Soiree Mastery

Through this sculpture at Art Soirée, Gigi transforms Cappadocian marble obtained from famous quarries of Turkey, noted for its surreal geology, into a stairway artwork. From an initial perspective, the structure seems to climb up towards divine places.

Impossible Stairway

Her sculpture Khôra, inspired by Plato’s metaphysical concept of the same name, captures the moment when pure forms take on physicality. Two hemispheres in marble are in the act of becoming one, suggesting the formation of a perfect sphere, the Platonic ideal.

Khora

Art Soiree - Yogesh

Art Speaking Through Stones

Yogesh sculpted a hammer unlike any other, the head a fusion of a mosque dome and a temple shikhara, carved from pristine white Italian marble called Bianco Vogue.

Shikhara

Art Soiree- Teja

In The Monarch, Magesh sculpts a powerful equestrian form using Grigio Bronze Armani marble, a grey Turkish stone that echoes the colour of Lipizzaner stallions. Through its strong and dignified presentation the animal image demonstrates authority but the reins represent an element of captivity which might suggest how control compromises power.

The Monarch

Harsha’s sculpture, The Way of the Wind, captures geological time through organic forms. Harsha designs his marble pieces using flowing striations and hollowed-outs, which represent natural patterns that developed through wind and water erosion until they matched canyon edges and cliffs and weathered stone structures.

The Way of the Wind

Harmeet Rattan began his artistic life under his father’s guidance as a signboard painter in Punjab. He transformed his life to become a painter, sculptor and architectural designer who successfully combined commercial capabilities with conceptual nuance.

Dream House

Art Soirée

Sculpting delicate cotton balls using brilliant white Carrara marble which is ccelebrated for its purity and classic elegance, Azgharali made a statement. The choice is purposeful: cotton, a symbol of warmth, labour, and harvest, is translated into a cold, unyielding medium.

Cotton

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