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National award Winner Mix Media Artist New Delhi
To talk About Snehgangal, she is a National Award Winner, mix media, miniature freelance artist, belonging from Firozabad, UP, a city that is internationally-renowned for glassware items and Chandeliers.
Sneh Gangal was presented with a National award by the honorable President of India Shri APJ Abdul Kalam, for her distinguished miniature work on papier Mache balls in 2003.
25 years of expertise in the industry
Recognized for her 25 years of expertise in different art techniques, Miniature, Stone dust paint, Pen and Ink drawings, Tree of Life, Kangra Art, and Reverse Mirror Paintings, Dr. Sneh Gangal, has effectively contributed to the Indian Art & Culture arena; About Snehgangal.
Expertise in Various artworks
She has garnered appreciation for her works, especially for miniature paintings and pen and ink drawings. Furthermore, her area of expertise includes Miniature Paintings, Mural Paintings, Reverse Mirror Paintings, Pen and Ink Drawings, stone dust painting, Wall paintings, Acrylic Paintings, and Oil paintings on canvas.
In addition to this, there exist different themes under the above-listed categories, like – Floral, figurative, mythological, and abstract paintings in which she shares equal excellence.
To quote Sneh Gangal (About Snehgangal)
“Painting came naturally to me as colors rooted to my genes and creativity runs in my blood as my mother is a born and self-taught painter well recognized in the local community.
Expertise in Miniature and Kangra Art
To talk about her expertise, the curiosity to know about the latest changes in the Kangra art regarding color, technique, and subject inspired her to adopt the field.
Kangra Paintings accounts for an exceptional work of detail requiring precision. It requires an understanding of the concept the psychology and the minuscule knowledge from history to depicting the exact on the frame.
Kangra art is a beautiful depiction of eternal love between Radha and Krishna from Mythology. Consequently, with an eye for detail, Sneh Gangal explored multiple Kangra paintings, and continuous trial and error helped her mastered the art.
Though her life has been a series of roller coasters, her dedication to achieving something extra-ordinary and desire to achieve the impossible made her a renowned artist of India.
What her Paintings Depict
To Sneh Gangal, Art is something where it is impossible to draw a line between the real and the imaginary.
Her paintings are a personal depiction of the experiences of day-to-day and women’s lives and their struggles; About Snehgangal.
For example, Sneh Gangal’s feminine aspect of depicting things gets reflected in her miniature paintings.
Therefore, the creation depicts the real characters of life.
In addition to this, her infatuation for diverse concepts of art and the desire to explore granted her wings to conquer the impossible.
Works got Recognition by Government of India and abroad
To Sneh Gangal, Art is something where it is impossible to draw a line between the real and the imaginary.
Her paintings are a personal depiction of the experiences of day-to-day and women’s lives and their struggles; About Snehgangal.
For example, Sneh Gangal’s feminine aspect of depicting things gets reflected in her miniature paintings.
Therefore, the creation depicts the real characters of life.
In addition to this, her infatuation for diverse concepts of art and the desire to explore granted her wings to conquer the impossible.
Works got Recognition by Government of India and abroad
The works got recognition by the government of India. As a result, she got an opportunity to participate in various art exhibitions and cultural programs.
In this way, Sneh Gangal wrote her journey of life in golden letters.
Furthermore, she has been an active participant in cultural programs and art exhibitions since 1997 and has exhibited her paintings in nearly every corner of the world.
Her creative artworks were exhibited at Lalit Kala Academy (New Delhi), India today’s art gallery (Delhi), Delhi Haat, India Habitat Center, and Kumaraswami Art Gallery, Mumbai respectively.
This was just the beginning.
After significant recognition in the field, Sneh Gangal represented India in a meeting in an Indo-Nepal cultural exchange program in Kathmandu. And also at Fine Art Museum, Kirgizstan.
Art can’t be restricted to 4 walls. Likewise, one can’t separate art from Sneh Gangal. Inspired by the challenge to cover the world with her wings, she spilled her heart out in the paintings.
As a result of this inspiration, she worked on pen and ink paintings that enhance the aura of the Delhi Secretariat walls and Rashtrapati Bhavan today.
Her impressive participation abroad in Canada, Sydney, Paris (UN headquarters), Mascot, and Kirgizstan played a crucial role in enhancing her artistic life frame; about Snehgangal.
