Art by Vidushie Shriya Kandoi

Vidushie Shriya Kandoi

Born in 1988 in the cookie-cutter framework of a small town in India, Vidushie’s preferred form of self-expression, even as a little child, was art. Vidushie attributes her eclectic, pop and surrealistic style to her myriad interests and experiences – schooling in Kanpur, India, college in Delhi, summer courses in London, internship at Gensler, Chicago; add to this her overarching love for travel, music, theatre, architecture, and even food.

Her biggest artistic inspirations remain Salvador Dali, MF Husain, Andy Warhol. Like the greatest of artists, she allows her fingers to express the innate curiosity with which she approaches the world around her.

An architect by education from the prestigious School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, Vidushie’s eye for spaces and compositions led her to a career spanning various architectural and graphic design disciplines before she answered the pressing call of her first love, art.

Her art is as varied as the people who consume it, and spans a gamut of media: from digital to physical, from pop-coloured acrylics to pen and ink, from canvas to hand painted wooden frames.

Her customised, unique and innovative works of art have enhanced residential and commercial spaces in both her home country, India and overseas. She has recently exhibited her work at The India Story, one of the most prestigious art and lifestyle exhibitions held in India.

Vidushie has previously exhibited for Young FICCI Ladies Organisation, and the UnBoxed coworking space, Delhi. She has been featured in print and online media by YFLO and Talenthouse, a distinguished online global art platform. Though primarily working on private residential, and commercial commissions such as her work for Pings Café Orient & SAZ American Brasserie, Kolkata, she also produces mass-market merchandise in her signature, pop style.

Vidushie defines her career as a journey : one of discovery, reinvention and self-expression. Art, for her, is a fascinating contradiction – fluid, yet permanent, capable of encapsulating multitudinous meanings in a single brush stroke. It is so incredibly personal that it serves as an invitation for all its admirers to join her in her journey which is inextricably linked to their own journeys.

Art by Vidushie Shriya Kandoi

Title : THE GENTLEMAN.

Description : A portrait of a true gentleman – Donut the Beagle – commissioned by his loving owners as a tribute.
Medium : Pen & Ink and Digital Colour on Textured Paper.
Artwork Size : 12×18 inches.
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Title : CLEOPATRA.

Description : The ancient Egyptians believed cats were magical creatures, capable of bringing good luck to the people who housed them. Here is a portrait of Cleopatra, queen of the Nile, as a cat in all her regal splendour.
Medium : Pen & Ink and Digital Colour on Textured Paper.
Artwork Size : 12×18 inches.
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Title : SLAM DUNK!

Description : This commissioned artwork was created for a wrestling and mixed martial arts afficionado. It depicts the world’s top 10 UFC fighters and boxers in a fantasy basketball game, refereed by the client himself.
Medium: Digital Art on Canvas.
Artwork Size : 60X36 inch.
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Title : MERLIONESS.

Description : A commissioned portrait of a beautiful, young, vivacious woman to commemorate her years in Singapore.
Medium : Pen & Ink and Digital Colour on Textured Paper.
Artwork Size : 12×18 inches.
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Title : IRON MIKE TYSON

Description : A privately commissioned piece on the life and career of Mike Tyson – the boxer. This art piece was created for a die hard Mike Tyson fan and depicts his illustrious 20 year long career. The digitally created and printed illustration is accompanied by a hand painted frame with three bands that symbolize the three word titles held by Tyson. This creation was given a touch of quirky realism by mounting it on an actual New York Times feature on the legendary boxer.
Medium : Digital Art on Canvas. Customised Hand-Painted Wooden Frame.
Artwork Size: 75X102 inch.
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Title : THE MANY FACETS OF LORD KRISHNA

Description : The artwork is multi-faceted with depictions of a baby Balgopal, a young Bansidhar Krishna and the Lord on the Mahabharata battlefield. Inspired by the bright, colourful fabrics and beautiful people of Rajasthan, with their sharp features and graceful postures, the painting is modern and young in technique and style to appeal to a younger and broader audience.
Medium : Digital Art on Flex.
Artwork Size : 216X120 inch.
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