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In the sunlit corners of Gurugram’s The Art Lounge Nirvana, visitors pause, drawn to the rhythm of colour and texture. For contemporary artist Aparna Banerjee, each canvas, sculpture, and photograph is more than art—it is a conversation with memory, nature, and the spirit of women. “Art is my meditation,” she says. “Through it, I explore architecture, landscapes, and the quiet strength of women.”

A diverse artistic journey

A UNESCO-certified artist, museologist, and conservationist, Aparna has spent 25 years weaving together twelve art forms—from painting and sculpture to photography and writing. Her practice includes therapeutic workshops that centre mind, body, and soul, and her works feature in private and institutional collections across India, Europe, and

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