About the artist

Nimisha’s artistic practice is an exploration of memory, identity, and the enduring strength of the feminine spirit. Every brushstroke and design is infused with fragments of her experiences ; the vastness of the ocean, the warmth of distant cultures, and the intimate reflections of her own journey. She views both spaces and objects as canvases, blending her background as a designer and her instinct as an artist to create immersive works.

Meet the artist

Nimisha Sharma

I believe that stories shape us, and through my art, I honor my own ; one of rebellion, self-acceptance, and empowerment. I am passionate about capturing the complexities of the human experience. My work is a reflection of my belief that even the most personal narratives can resonate universally.

A glimpse of

Influences

I was born and raised in the vibrant city of Delhi, India. I carry my stories shaped by resilience, exploration, and self-expression. Growing up with the strong female influences, my perspective on life was molded by the powerful presence of the women around me. My early experiences sailing the world with my parents exposed me to the richness of international cultures, fostering a deep appreciation for art and design.

Theme of my work

because the story pulls the audience in

A former rebel navigating societal norms, I confronted the challenges of body image and self-worth. My art subtly celebrates female power and the beauty of self-acceptance, serving as a testament to my personal growth.

Through layered compositions, skewed forms, and emotive storytelling, I invite viewers into my world ; one where vulnerability and strength coexist, where the echoes of my experiences are given voice through my creations.

Creating from memory

Each memory is special and every now and then we think about the past, for me I find joy in expressing these memories into stories and weaving a narrative that makes me honor my version of what I experienced. My mode of expression is almost always through ART. Each piece is unique and has a story that I hope takes the audience into there own memory bank.