Sanjay Chakraborty, an artist born in 1974 in Budbud, West Bengal, draws profound inspiration from his cultural and spiritual heritage, which is beautifully reflected in his artwork. With over two decades of experience as an artist, he has become renowned for his striking depictions of the sacred city of Varanasi.
Sanjay's unique interpretation of the vibrant colors and energy of Assi Ghat and its surrounding activities has set him apart in the art world. In addition to his celebrated portrayals of the Gang Aarti, Sanjay's work also explores themes such as Shankirtan, Shakti, Drums, and Ganesha with remarkable grace and balance. He successfully intertwines religious, ethnic, and contemporary ideas in his pieces.
His "Seven Horses" series has been especially popular with collectors. Sanjay has also contributed to the Lays Heart Work charity initiative. Known for his impressionist style, he has mastered acrylics, oil paints, and line and spatula techniques, which have become his signature. His artworks have been displayed in various international locations, including India, Berlin, Singapore, Paris, Australia, Dubai, and Amsterdam
