I envision a world where every brushstroke becomes a voice — where color and story intertwine to illuminate injustice, resilience, and empathy. Through my paintings, I seek to build a bridge between my Indian heritage and a global audience, weaving together the vibrant tapestry of tradition with a liberal, unflinching exploration of our shared human condition. My art is a sanctuary and a call to action: I aspire to create works that are not only beautiful but necessary, speaking to the suffering endured — especially by women — and urging viewers everywhere to recognize, reflect, and transform.
Artist's Portfolio
The Artist's Portfolio is a curated collection of my strongest artwork, supported by key documents that communicate my artistic identity, skills, experience, and creative vision - my professional passport in the art world — a clear, cohesive representation of who I am as an artist and what my work stands for.
Aporia - A State of Moral Confusion Before Clarity
In Aporia, the human spirit stands at the trembling edge between who we were taught to be and who the world demands we become. It is the silent crossroads where innocence wrestles with survival, and the conscience—buried yet unbroken—whispers through the fractures of a fractured age.
The painting captures a moment of haunting pause, a sacred dissonance: when kindness, truth, and empathy feel out of place, yet refuse to die. Here, the colors carry both rebellion and hope. They reveal that every deception learned, every mask worn, is only a temporary shelter from the deeper truth pulsing beneath.
Aporia is the riddle of being human—lost, questioning, divided—yet still capable of awakening. In this suspended uncertainty, a quiet revolution begins. The inner light waits, gathering strength, preparing to lead us back to the humanity we were always meant to inhabit.
Aporia - A State of Moral Confusion Before Clarity
Indranil Ghosh
Acrylic on Canvas
123cm X 123 cm
48” X 48”
NO - #RespectWomen - Paris Edition
Her silence is not absence — it is the echo of truths the world still refuses to hear
This painting confronts the invisible tyranny of entitlement — political, economic, and social — that dares to trespass the most sacred human boundary: consent. It is a visual outcry against the violation of dignity, where power disguises itself as privilege, and silence becomes society’s chosen refuge.
The canvas burns with grief — the smoldering of inner peace, the collapse of trust, the charring of relationships. In the aftermath, anger and despair simmer beneath the surface, while the world moves indifferently forward. Faith becomes both refuge and question — we turn to it for solace, for justice, for divine reckoning, yet even the heavens seem slow to answer.
Recovery is not rebirth; it is the slow gathering of fragments — courage stitched together by time, by the fragile hands of family and friends. Life resumes, but never as before. The colors shift, the rhythm changes — yet beneath the surface, the wound breathes still.
In a world where over 370 million women and girls have endured sexual violence before the age of eighteen — where one in five women in the United States is a victim of rape, and marital rape remains un-criminalized in India — the painting becomes testimony.
This work is not just about what was taken; it is about the unyielding strength that survives. It asks — when the world commands silence, who dares to speak?
#RespectWomen – NO (Paris edition)
Indranil Ghosh
Acrylic on Canvas – Tapestry
77cm X 123 cm
30” X 48”
NO - #RespectWomen - Miami Edition
A forbidden boundary is crossed—quietly, violently—by those who mistake power for permission.
In the wake of that trespass, the world tilts:
the sky burns inward, familiar rooms dissolve, even the soul’s furniture rearranges itself into impossible shapes.
Life keeps moving around the wreckage, pretending not to see the smoke.
But within the overturned self, something refuses to stay silent.
A pulse. A spark. A rebellion made of breath.
Faith flickers in like an ancient messenger, not to deliver justice from above, but to remind the wounded spirit of its own untamed fire.
Time does not rescue—but it sharpens. It teaches the art of rising from shards.
And so the whispered No grows teeth, grows wings— becoming a surreal anthem of defiance,
a reclamation of the sacred body,
a reminder that even when the world looks away,
the soul is never finished fighting for its own light.
#RespectWomen – NO (Miami edition)
Indranil Ghosh
Acrylic on Canvas
77cm X 123 cm
60” X 48”
