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Artist Sumit Mehndiratta

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Oct 4, 20191 min read


Whisper The artist tries to find a moment of calmness and serenity while gazing into the intricately patterned leaves of Croton plants to appreciate the nature's work of art.
Whisper The artist tries to find a moment of calmness and serenity while gazing into the intricately patterned leaves of Croton plants to appreciate the nature's work of art.

A self-taught multi-disciplinary artist, Sumit Mehndiratta has pursued Master of Science in international fashion marketing from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. He has worked with online art galleries and exhibited his works, both group and solo shows across the UK, UAE, Japan, Italy, China and India. He has also worked on several projects in the US, UK and UAE.


Poise is inspired from the street art of graffiti. The artist tries to portray the powerful glamorous women; Divas, in the fashion world through graffiti art forms on canvas. with acrylics.
Poise is inspired from the street art of graffiti. The artist tries to portray the powerful glamorous women; Divas, in the fashion world through graffiti art forms on canvas. with acrylics.

Sumit enjoys making artworks from different mediums that please the mind and soul of the individual. Describing his style of work, the Delhi-based artist avers, “My main genre of work is nature and abstraction, which is prominent in most of the works. I love abstraction and the fact that everyone perceives it differently. It brings me pleasure to see how people relate to different shapes and colours, and interpret them differently.

Heavenly plants Heavenly plants is a photographic series inspired from the botanical beauty. The images have been digitally manipulated to achieve the vibrancy and vividness of colours of nature the artist perceives it to be
Heavenly plants Heavenly plants is a photographic series inspired from the botanical beauty. The images have been digitally manipulated to achieve the vibrancy and vividness of colours of nature the artist perceives it to be

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