Suruchi Jamkar

Suruchi draws inspiration from her extensive travels across India, Europe, and East Asia, reflecting her experiences in her art. Her paintings reveal influences from art masters in cities like London, Brussels, and Florence, while also incorporating the beauty of Indian landscapes such as Ladakh, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and the colorful traditions of Rajasthan. Her work embodies a fusion of global artistic trends and her unique vision, blending traditional Indian themes with contemporary expression.

Her artworks are held in the collections of numerous private collectors, as well as government and private institutions, including notable fashion design institutes. Suruchi is favored by many leading architects and interior designers across central India for her innovative approach to art. She has showcased her talent through live painting performances at significant cultural events, including the “Barse Rang Malhar” in 2008 and “Lay Tarang” in 2011, where she painted in harmony with classical vocalists and dancers.