Shrishti Khareverified

Active since 2024

Shrishti Khare (b. 2001) is a Jabalpur based artist. Her work is an emotional landscape, a quiet unfolding of the self through intuitive abstraction. Growing up in Jabalpur, being surrounded by the quiet strength of nature, she has felt a deep connection to its presence. This connection is reflected in her paintings, where tree-like lines symbolize our rooted memories, shaped experiences, and aspirations. Each line is a feeling given shape, not to explain or define, but to honor and acknowledge. Her paintings create a space for viewers to meet their own emotions without fear or judgment, a gentle place of recognition for the unspoken, the unseen, and the deeply felt. Through these marks and movements, Shrishti hopes to remind others that they're not alone in what they carry, and that even the most delicate, tangled parts of our inner worlds are worthy of being seen, felt, and held with compassion.
Shrishti Khare has done Bachelors of Fine arts (painting) – Govt college of Fine Arts, Jabalpur. She has participated in group shows like Bombay Art Society 133rd All India Annual Art Exhibition at JEHANGIR (2025), ART GALLERY- ‘KALASANGAM’ group exhibition in Jabalpur (2025), ‘SRIJAN’ group exhibition in Jabalpur (2024) and Camel Camp exhibition, Ajmer chapter at LALIT KALA AKADEMI (2024). She has been a part of 2024 National conference on psychosocial aspects of visual and performing arts held in Jabalpur, Youth fest of RAJA MAN SINGH TOMAR University (2023) and Ityadi at foundation - Art and Music festival (2021). Shrishti has also participated in camps and workshops like Water colour camp at 51st Khajuraho Dance, Music and Art festival (2025), Camel North Region Art camp at Mayo college, Ajmer (2023) and Water colour camp at Mandla fort (2022). Shrishti has been honored with Late Padmashree Dr. Vishnu S. Wakankar Award in 2025.