Our Story

We believe in the power of art to move people and bring change, which is why we are making art accessible.

At Artlune, we don’t simply present art; we create a space for conversations. Our projects explore cultural heritage, social issues, and creativity through the eyes of South Asian artists with a goal to bring people closer to the stories that shape who we are.

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Featured Artwork

The Laxmi Goddess: The World Public Relationship Connection by Krishna Prakash Vasant.

Inspired by Indian mythology, the work is made with a Micron pen on Canson paper.

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Members of Artlune Circle get free access to our Events and Exhibitions.

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Events

From engaging workshops to community gatherings, there’s always something happening at Artlune.

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Prints and More

Discover Artlune’s exclusive print collection, created in collaboration with our artists.

In The Gallery
Sheli Gupta

Sheli Gupta, a visual artist based in Delhi. Through her works, she depicts the hidden sexual desires of women and shows the dichotomy of Nude v/s Naked, which challenges the restrictive societal norms.
She engages & experiments with various media like cloth, paper, thread & wire to understand their potential..

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Curated selections and acquisition support

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Art Rotation Programme

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"Though-provoking exhibition"

Stephane Amalir, Director, Alliance Française

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Chintan Environmental nd research action group

Our Impact

We’re proud of what we’ve built. It's a growing and creative space that supports South Asian artists and brings people together through art.

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Anisha Thampy’s Art: A Playful Practice With Impact

Anisha Thampy is a visual designer and illustrator from India, based in Colchester. Her practice blends curiosity, empathy, and storytelling, which makes her the best fit for Becoming One, a project that celebrates connection, diversity, and shared human experiences. Anisha likes to say she’s “a designer by profession and a learner by habit.” She started in graphic design, later explored UX and interface design, and now works across many forms — from illustrations and childr

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Role of an Artist in Cultural Exchange

Artisans are often the quiet propagators of their culture. Through every brushstroke, weave, or carving, they share the stories and values of their communities. Their art becomes a bridge, connecting people who may never meet but can still understand one another.

Artist Sheli Gupta, based in New Delhi. Explore her works at Artlune. She works in mixed-media.

Redefining Women and Desire Through Art

In a society where expressing desire is often met with judgment or shame, Sheli’s art encourages openness, respect, and the idea that suppressing desires goes against human nature. Through bold experiments with materials like cloth, paper, thread, and wire, she brings these themes to life in unexpected ways.

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