

Hi!Get to Know me

Hi, I'm Amita; a self-taught artist from Hubli, India.
I always wanted to pursue art because that would make me feel content.
But I ended up doing engineering and subsequently a corporate job.
What started off as a hobby close to my heart, turned into a part of
my daily life when I quit my job in the corporate back in 2010. When life
gave me another chance at being an artist, I couldn't have asked for more.
With no formal art education, I loved spending hours and hours experimenting
with different mediums and techniques and eventually learning on the way.
Being a self-taught artist, there has been room for a huge amount
of experimentation and tinkering, which is something I look forward to.
Sitting there in my studio for hours, I believe I tend to have a very intimate
connection with the canvas. I think that art exceeds the boundaries
of language and interpretation. Being an intuitive artist, I love free-flowing
brushstrokes, abstract compositions, new ideas and styles.
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I've been fond of water lilies , lotus, and landscapes filled with
flora since I was a kid and now when I see my artworks
garnering attention and recognition, I feel grateful.
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My art has been collected in India, United States, United Kingdom, Dubai,
Qatar, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland etc.
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I'm hoping that my art communicates with you as well.
Exhibitions
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​Solo Show at World Art Dubai 2025, Dubai, UAE​
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India Art Festival 2024, Bangalore
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Mumbai Art Fair 2023, Nehru Centre, Mumbai, India
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Divya Chakra 2022 - Celebrating the spirit of India(online exhibition) by Consulate General of India, Dubai
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“EIA 2019” EMERGING INDIAN ARTISTS by Kalanirwana International art center at Balgandharv Art gallery, Pune
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FINEXT Award & National Exhibition of MINI-ARTWORK-2020
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Chitra Santhe (2018,2019,2020, 2021,2023) at Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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Kala Spandan Art Fair 2018 at Nehru Centre, Mumbai, India
Features
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Featured on DD national Television on Aapki Baat
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My artwork as the cover page of the book "Nectar - A collection of letters by Shrimad Rajchandra"