Karishma Wadhwa is a distinguished contemporary artist, holding a Bachelor's Degree in Arts and a Diploma from The Institute of Fine Arts, Chennai.
Her artistic journey is marked by significant accolades, including the 'Outstanding Art Display' award at the Mumbai Art Fair (2019) and the Royal Talens award (2020). She has also been recognized for collaborations, such as Artdom (2023), uniting UK and Indian artists.
Karishma has held successful solo exhibitions and she has also exhibited her works at various prestigious shows and art fairs across India, Dubai, Singapore, and internationally.
Renowned for her impactful art installations, Karishma's notable projects include "Captive" (2014) and "It's a Girl" (2015). Her artistry has gained further recognition with features in ARTS ILLUSTRATED magazine and as a qualifier for the esteemed Florence Biennale (2017).
About Karishma's Work (OPUS Series): Karishma's signature 'OPUS' series comprises abstract cityscapes, where colors and forms blend seamlessly while retaining individual identities. Inspired by her global travels and diverse perspectives, she conveys the essence of urban structures through bold knife strokes and vibrant colors. Each painting is a deeply personal process, inviting viewers to experience and interpret the interconnectedness and identity within their own journeys.
