Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Lawyer-Turned-Artist's 'Inward Eye' Exhibition Explored
Vani Chandrashekhar, who used to be a lawyer, now creates art.
Her art show is called 'The Inward Eye,' and it features paintings inspired by places and memories.
She thinks art has a hidden meaning beyond what you see.
Chandrashekhar uses bright colors, like those seen in India.
She started painting as a child and was encouraged by her mother.
Even though she didn't go to art school, she creates art because she feels it is her way of expression and thanks to her brother and a friend, she started exhibiting her work, sharing her unique perspective with others.
Vani Chandrashekhar, a lawyer-turned-artist, is exhibiting her second solo exhibition titled 'The Inward Eye'.
Her art uses acrylic on paper and is inspired by her surroundings, including landscapes and memories.
Chandrashekhar believes the underlying message in art is deeper than the art itself.
She uses bold, bright colors in her paintings, reflecting the vibrancy of the Indian landscape.
Chandrashekhar started exhibiting her work later in life, encouraged by her brother and a friend.
- Who
- Vani Chandrashekhar, a lawyer-turned-artist
- What
- A solo art exhibition
- When
- Ongoing (no specific end date given in the provided text)
- Where
- India International Centre
- Why
- To showcase her art inspired by her surroundings and memories.
Artist's View
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Art Education
Artist's View
Chandrashekhar does not believe in formal art education and sees herself as a medium for creativity.
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- Artist
- Vani Chandrashekhar
- Exhibition Title
- The Inward Eye
- Medium
- Acrylic on paper
- Location
- India International Centre
- Artist's Background
- Lawyer