Saint in Making, Selected Pieces from
Media: Colour pencils, soft oil pastels, charcoal.
In order: “Saint in Making,” “Through a Lens,” “Serenity Under the Arch,” “Harmony in Green and Gold,” “Mother’s love,” “The Eternal Light,” “Dream Doors to Freedom”
About the Artist
Yogita Gupta is a self taught emerging multidisciplinary artist, actively involved in educating and volunteering young and adults different visual art techniques, balancing between foundational skills for beginners and expressive freedom technological innovation for more experienced learners.
Her artistic journey is a dedicated attempt to render the unseen—the quiet, intense world of the divine, deep meditation on mythological narratives, Portraits and figures, and moments that shape culture, influence society, and transcend time, transforming stories into contemporary visual conversation focus on the study of tonal value, light, and materials.
Her artistic praxis stems from mythology, memories, identity, and childhood traumas, deeply shaped by her surroundings and lived realities. Immersed in this context, she has been engaged with issues of identity, resilience, and survival, which she tries in her charcoal works questioning how bodies affect spaces and how spaces define bodies.






