In today’s digital era, art continues to transcend traditional boundaries, connecting creators and audiences across the world. MOTILE ART proudly advances this vision with the 5th International Online Art Exhibition 2025, featuring talented artists from 6 countries—India, Pakistan, South Korea, Germany, Poland, and the USA—and more than 15 diverse regions across India.
This global participation reflects the exhibition’s core mission: to celebrate creativity beyond borders and offer artists a meaningful platform to share their voices. Through MOTILE ART’s immersive virtual gallery, viewers can explore a rich spectrum of artistic expressions, including painting, printmaking, abstraction, mixed media, digital works, and contemporary experimental forms.
By removing the limitations of physical space, our online exhibition allows audiences worldwide to experience art with a single click. Each participating artist contributes a unique cultural and personal narrative, transforming the exhibition into a vibrant tapestry of ideas, identities, and conversations.
As we launch the 2025 edition, we welcome all artists, art enthusiasts, and global visitors to join us in this creative journey. Your feedback, engagement, and suggestions are invaluable as we continue to grow and refine the MOTILE ART experience.
Together, let us celebrate artistic diversity and strengthen cultural connections across the world.
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Pakistan
Eiman Aamir Khan, a visual artist with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from FJWU Rawalpindi, creates work rooted in personal reflection and cultural memory. She has exhibited at Lok Virsa (2024), the VSCOPK Young Artist Exhibition—where she earned a Gold Medal—and the Alhamra Young Artists Exhibition 2025. Featured in Contemporary Identities magazine, she also won First Place in the National Painting Competition by Youth For Pakistan (2025).
Her series “In Search of My Heaven” uses expressive oil paintings to explore heaven as a metaphor for freedom, inviting viewers to imagine a world beyond cultural limitations.
Poland (Toruń)
Agata Dworzak-Subocz, born in Poland and based in Toruń, is a professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Nicolaus Copernicus University. A printmaker and digital artist, she works with serigraphy, computer graphics, and photography, blending reality and fiction to construct pixel-based virtual spaces that explore shifting dimensions. She has presented 41 solo and 311 group exhibitions across Poland, Germany, the USA, Korea, India, China, Canada, and more. She received the Polish Ministry of Culture’s Artist Scholarship twice. She studied in Toruń (1995–2000), earned her doctorate in Poznań (2005–2007), and has taught at the Serigraphy Studio since 2015.
India (Hyderabad)
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju is an Indian-American artist with a career spanning over 50 years and more than 3,000 works across landscapes, portraits, still life, nudes, travel, animals, and botanicals. Known for his experimental techniques, he pioneered photo-paintings using photo chemicals on bromide paper and oil paintings on discarded X-ray sheets. His work has been widely exhibited in major galleries across India and internationally, earning numerous awards since the 1960s. He serves as President of the Andhra Academy of Arts, promoting artists through exhibitions and workshops. His art appears in prominent collections, including the National Lalit Kala Academy and major corporate and private holdings.
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India
Arvind Sharma is an Indian printmaker and visual artist known for his innovative explorations in woodcut, monotype, and graphic printmaking. His work blends technical precision with deep emotional narratives, often reflecting human experience, culture, and contemporary social themes. Founder of THAPPA Atelier 91, Sharma has participated in numerous prestigious exhibitions and biennales across Russia, Turkey, China, Malaysia, Macedonia, and more. His artworks are celebrated internationally for their strong visual impact and experimental approach. Through layered textures and symbolic imagery, Sharma creates compelling compositions that bridge tradition and modernity, offering viewers a powerful and introspective visual experience.
Pakistan (Sialkot)
Azma Asad (b. 2002, Sialkot) is a contemporary visual artist whose work captures the vibrant energy of urban life. A painting graduate from Govt. College Women University, Sialkot (2024), she explores the fast-paced cityscapes of Sialkot through expressive acrylics, dynamic lines, and cross-hatching, blending traditional techniques with a digital-influenced style. Azma has exhibited at Artcade Gallery, O Art Space, and ArtS0ch Contemporary, with selections for notable shows including “Pakistan’s Emerging Art 2024” and “The Summer Show 2025.” Her practice reflects movement, culture, and emotional depth, inviting viewers into the pulsating rhythm of contemporary city life.
India (Vadodara, Gujarat)
Banani Karmakar Bhunia is a self-taught artist based in Vadodara, Gujarat, originally from West Bengal. With a background in B.Tech (EEE), she rediscovered her passion for art after a break for motherhood, finding healing, purpose, and expression through creativity. Her practice is rooted in experimentation, exploring diverse mediums, techniques, and subjects with an evolving, intuitive approach. Banani’s work reflects emotional depth, introspection, and a continuous search for new perspectives. She has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions, including Abir First Take, State Gallery Hyderabad, AMI Arts Festival Kolkata, and international shows in Milan and Albania.
India (Kolkata / New Delhi)
Chinmoy Pandit (b. 1979, Kolkata) is an accomplished contemporary painter known for his expressive visual language and extensive exhibition history. A graduate of Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship and an MFA from the University of Kalyani, he has presented six solo exhibitions, including recent shows at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi. His work has been featured internationally, including the Indian Art Exhibition in Jakarta, and widely across major galleries in India. Recipient of multiple awards, Chinmoy’s paintings are held in private and institutional collections worldwide. He continues to create from his studios in New Delhi and Kolkata.
India (Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh)
Gorle Lokesh Kumar (b. 2005, Andhra Pradesh) is an emerging visual artist currently pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting) at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. His work is rooted in the lived experiences of farmers, portraying their traditions, struggles, and the fading nuances of rural life. Through painting, he captures themes of resilience, labor, and cultural identity. Lokesh has participated in the 2025 Kochi Student Biennale, group exhibitions at Dys Art Gallery and LG India CSR Foundation, and attended a national art camp at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath. His practice continues to evolve through close observation of everyday rural narratives.
India
Hansa Sethi is a self-taught contemporary artist from India whose work explores emotional abstraction and the unspoken language of feeling. Through layered textures, intuitive gestures, and experimental techniques, she creates paintings that move between memory, silence, and shifting states of emotion. Her practice embraces vulnerability, using color and form as a means of release and reflection. Sethi has been recognized with multiple awards, including honors from Teravarna, Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery, and The Indian Art Fest. Her works are held in private collections internationally and are available on Saatchi Art and Singulart.
South Korea
Hyejeong Kwon is a renowned Korean printmaker with an M.F.A. from Sungshin Women’s University. She has presented 14 solo exhibitions across Korea, Japan, Taiwan, the USA, India, and Indonesia, including her 2024 solo show Monologue in Lombok. With over 300 group exhibitions, Kwon is widely recognized for her contributions to contemporary printmaking. Her work has received numerous international awards, including honors from Vilnius International Triennial, Splitgraphic Biennial, IPC Mini Print, Megalo Gallery, and The Print Center, Philadelphia. Through emotionally charged imagery and symbolic inner narratives, Kwon explores unconscious desire, personal memory, and the spiritual dimensions of everyday life.
India (Kerala / Baroda)
Joseph J Joseph is a visual artist from Kerala whose practice explores the lived histories of the places he inhabits. A graduate of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit (2024), he creates layered paintings and installations that merge architecture, community, and memory. His work draws from Kerala’s rural landscapes and the dense cultural fabric of Mattanchery and Fort Kochi, evolving into series that document coexistence and urban rhythm. Exhibited in major platforms including Kerala Lalit Kala Academy shows, Cochin Art Fair, and Thiranottam, he has received the Kerala Lalit Kala Academy Scholarship, a Solo Exhibition Grant, and multiple state and national awards.
Germany (Handeloh / Visselhövede)
Manuela Mordhorst (born 1970, Bonn, Germany) is a visual artist whose practice has evolved from early musical and artistic training to a multifaceted international career. Active as a photographer from 2002–2017 and as a visual artist since 2009, she has exhibited regularly across Europe, India, and the USA. Her work has been shown in museums, galleries, and festivals including Lucca, Berlin, Sylt, Bochum, Calcutta, and Lanzarote, and is held in private collections worldwide. Mordhorst has received several awards, undertaken residencies at Kunsthaus Stove, and teaches with Artistravel. She lives and works in Handeloh near Hamburg, maintaining her own studio in Visselhövede.
India (Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh)
Naveen Tungana is a printmaking artist whose work reflects the lives, struggles, and traditions of farmers, drawing from rural culture and the old ways of living. He holds a BFA in Printmaking from Andhra University and an MFA from Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan. Naveen has exhibited in major platforms including the Kochi Student Biennale, India Art Fest, Lalit Kala Akademi, and several curated printmaking exhibitions across India. His achievements include the Manorama Young Printmaker Award (Runner-Up, 2022), the LADN Emerging Printmaker Grant (2023), and the Takshila Fine Arts Scholarship (2024), along with multiple national residencies.
Poland (Toruń)
Oksana Budna is a Polish graphic artist specializing in intaglio printmaking. She studied Graphics at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, earning her diploma with distinction in 2017 under Dr. Hab. Marek Zajko. She currently works as an assistant in the university’s Graphic Arts Department. Oksana’s work explores human experience, emotion, and everyday situations, which she observes and translates onto the printing matrix. She blends intaglio with other graphic techniques, often incorporating photographic elements and expressive use of color. Her practice has earned her six solo exhibitions and participation in more than sixty group exhibitions worldwide.
India (Ahmedabad, Gujarat)
Parita Vora is an emerging artist whose practice has evolved from a foundation in commerce and chartered accountancy to a dedicated pursuit of visual art. She completed her Foundation Course at Kanoria Centre for Arts in 2020 and has since been actively exhibiting across India. Her work has been showcased at the Gujarat State Lalit Kala Academy, Abir First Take, Nippon Contemporary Womanism, and several national and international exhibitions. Parita received the 62nd State Lalit Kala Akademi Award for Painting in 2022 and continues to explore her voice through painting. She has also participated in state art camps as a contemporary artist.
Poland (Bydgoszcz / Toruń)
Piotr Czyż (born 1991, Bydgoszcz) is a Polish visual artist and assistant professor in the Screen Printing Studio at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. A graduate of the same faculty, he explores the relationship between the human body, geometry, and perception through his distinctive neon screen prints. Czyż uses synthetic forms, repetition, and bold fluorescent colour palettes to heighten tension between line, form, and meaning. His work balances elements of op art, minimalism, and conceptualism, inviting viewers into a playful yet precise study of visual perception, movement, and spatial illusion.
India (Gurgaon, Haryana)
Priyanka M Dhingra (b.1979) is a visual artist based in Gurgaon, India. A B.F.A graduate in Applied Art from the College of Art, New Delhi, she has trained at Triveni Kala Sangam and further honed her skills in Florence at Accademia Riaci and Fondazione Il Bisonte. Her work reflects strong drawing foundations, emotional depth, and nuanced observation. Priyanka has exhibited widely in India and internationally, including shows in New Delhi, Florence, Taipei, and Lucca. A recipient of the 2021 International Art and Design Competition prize, she continues to explore contemporary themes while mentoring and conducting art workshops.
(Kolkata, West Bengal)
Proma Basu (b.1993, Kolkata) is an Indian visual artist, researcher, and educator currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Fine Arts at Seacom Skills University. She holds MFA degrees in Painting and History of Art from Rabindra Bharati University. Her practice intersects traditional techniques with evolving digital art forms, reflected in her publications and research on technology’s impact on art. Proma has presented papers nationally and authored multiple books. She has held three solo exhibitions and participated in numerous prestigious national and international shows, receiving several awards including the Manikarnika Silver Award. She also teaches as an Assistant Professor and conducts workshops.
India (Pune, Maharashtra)
Rameshwar Sasane is an emerging artist based in Pune, currently completing his Government Diploma in Art from Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya. He also holds an Art Teacher Diploma from Chitrakala Mahavidyalaya, Nashik, and a graduation degree from L.V.H. College. Working from his studio in Katraj, Rameshwar explores sketching, landscapes, portraits, and creative painting with a focus on observational detail and expressive composition. His works reflect disciplined training and a growing artistic voice. He has participated in exhibitions including Alchemy 24, the State Art Exhibition 2024, and the Lokmanya Tilak Art Exhibition 2024, marking his active presence in the art community.
India (Kolkata)
Ranjini Chatterjee is a graphic designer and visual artist based in Kolkata and New Delhi, India. She is an Inlaks scholar and holds an M.A. in Graphic Design from the Florence Design Academy in Italy. Her multidisciplinary practice spans collage, graphic design, exhibition design, and visual storytelling. Ranjini has exhibited her work internationally at venues such as the Site Brooklyn Gallery in New York, Women in Arts (2025), and the Centre for Less Good Idea in Johannesburg, as well as at various international festivals. She has received multiple awards, including the Contemporary Collage Magazine Award (UK, 2022) and a spot on the longlist for the Henki International Art Prize (2024). A former advertising creative with renowned agencies and Creative Director for major museum projects in Kolkata, she has collaborated with several national and global brands. Ranjini continues to explore experimental visual narratives through design and art.Transcending nostalgia, her practice seeks to critically examine how histories—individual and collective—are constructed, obscured, and re-imagined. This collage celebrates the Penny Black, the world’s first adhesive postage stamp, valued at one penny, which made sending letters affordable and connected people worldwide.
India (Nagpur, Maharashtra)
Rashmi Gohane is an abstract expressionist visual artist based in Nagpur, India. Her vibrant and intuitive artworks reflect emotional depth, spontaneity, and a strong sense of movement. Rashmi has exhibited widely, including the Brooklyn International Art Symposium, Jamini Roy Art Exhibition, Shimla Art Exhibition, and the Orange City Literature Festival, where she also sold her works. She has received several recognitions, such as the Emerging Artist Award 2025, Women’s Palette Best Entry, and the Women’s Kala Bhushan Gold Award. Alongside her artistic practice, Rashmi works as a freelance artist and makeup artist, actively exploring creativity across mediums.
India (Tripura / West Bengal)
Sagar Marak is a visual art practitioner specializing in painting. He completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Government College of Art and Craft, Agartala, majoring in Painting (2024), and is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts at Visva-Bharati University, Kala Bhavana (2025). Sagar’s artistic practice explores nature, observation, and experiential learning. He has participated in programs such as Nature Journaling and an Interdisciplinary Sound Art Workshop led by Dr. Igal Myrtenbaum. His work reflects curiosity, sensitivity, and a strong connection to the natural world, shaping his evolving artistic language.
India (Burdwan / Santiniketan, West Bengal)
Samiha Kundu (b. 2000) is an emerging visual artist from West Bengal, currently based in Santiniketan. She holds a B.F.A. in Painting from the University of Burdwan (2022) and is pursuing her M.F.A. at Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati University (2025). Her practice explores contemporary visual expression shaped by lived experience and academic engagement. She has exhibited in the 2025 online group show by TheArtDocumentorProject and contributed to major workshops, including GABAA’s Students’ Biennale program and the Mass-Q-Line Project at Max Mueller Bhavan. She is also an active member of a collaborative visual arts initiative.
Pakistan (Lahore)
Sobia Ishaq is a Lahore-based artist and textile designer, graduated from the National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore. Her practice blends hand-painting, surface manipulation, embroidery, and digital textile design, exploring personal expression through fabric and mixed media. Skilled in Photoshop, Adobe Capture, AI tools, and Wilcom embroidery software, she creates innovative patterns and textile artworks. Sobia has strengthened her design approach through workshops, bootcamps, and online training, including work for both Pakistani and US markets. Her thesis features hand-painted sarees, dupattas, and prints developed through experimental dyeing and painting techniques. She continues to work as an independent artist and designer.
India (West Bengal)
Soumyajit Banerjee is a visual artist from West Bengal, India, specializing in painting. He completed his BFA from the University of Burdwan and pursued his MVA in Painting at the Department of Fine Arts, SN School of Arts and Communication, University of Hyderabad. His work reflects a thoughtful engagement with form, colour, and contemporary visual expression. Soumyajit has exhibited at Buoyant Landscapes – Hyderabad, showcased during the Hyderabad Literary Festival 2024, supported by Goethe-Zentrum Hyderabad, held at Sattva Knowledge City. He continues to explore new artistic directions through dedicated practice and ongoing creative inquiry.
India (Nadia, West Bengal)
Sunai Sarkar is a visual artist from Nadia, West Bengal, specializing in painting. He completed his BFA (Painting, 2023) and MFA (Painting, 2025) from Rabindra Bharati University with outstanding grades. Sunai has participated in several notable exhibitions, including the West Bengal State Academy Annual Exhibition (2022) and multiple Rabindra Bharati University Annual Exhibitions (2019, 2023, 2024, 2025). He received an award at the RBU Student Annual Exhibition in 2023. Skilled in Bengali and Hindi, he continues to develop his artistic practice through dedicated exploration and creativity.
very nice exhibition…all the artworks are really impressive..
Many many Thanks to the team Motileart.
from Proma Basu (India)