Srinia Chowdhury is a Delhi-based artist with a Fine Arts degree from the College of Art, Delhi, and a master’s in Sculpture (Bronze) from the Government College of Art and Craft. Drawn to ceramics for its expressive and narrative potential, her work explores gender, identity, societal norms, and the politics of perception. Playful, illustrative forms - often infused with satire and phantasmago...
Srinia Chowdhury is a Delhi-based artist with a Fine Arts degree from the College of Art, Delhi, and a master’s in Sculpture (Bronze) from the Government College of Art and Craft.
Drawn to ceramics for its expressive and narrative potential, her work explores gender, identity, societal norms, and the politics of perception. Playful, illustrative forms - often infused with satire and phantasmagoria - are integral to her art, serving as both personal reflection and social critique.
Inspired by Indian art, Pop art, mythology, and fairytales, Srinia’s sculptures challenge conventional views, encouraging dialogue on how identity is shaped and perceived within patriarchal structures.
Recently, her work was exhibited at Anant Art Gallery, Noida, and presented by Apparao Art Gallery at the India Design Fair 2024 and 2025, New Delhi. Her sculptures are housed in esteemed collections, including the Mark Rothko Museum in Latvia. In 2022, she received the Jyotsna Bhatt Ceramics Award from the Ark Foundation, Baroda. As of 2024, she is part of Anant Art Gallery’s STUDIO CATALYST program.
Drawn to ceramics for its expressive and narrative potential, her work explores gender, identity, societal norms, and the politics of perception. Playful, illustrative forms - often infused with satire and phantasmagoria - are integral to her art, serving as both personal reflection and social critique.
Inspired by Indian art, Pop art, mythology, and fairytales, Srinia’s sculptures challenge conventional views, encouraging dialogue on how identity is shaped and perceived within patriarchal structures.
Recently, her work was exhibited at Anant Art Gallery, Noida, and presented by Apparao Art Gallery at the India Design Fair 2024 and 2025, New Delhi. Her sculptures are housed in esteemed collections, including the Mark Rothko Museum in Latvia. In 2022, she received the Jyotsna Bhatt Ceramics Award from the Ark Foundation, Baroda. As of 2024, she is part of Anant Art Gallery’s STUDIO CATALYST program.
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