Process and precision: Artisera exhibition showcases contemporary Indian printmaking
In this photo essay, we showcase artistic highlights from a printmaking exhibition at Bengaluru’s Artisera gallery.
The Artisera exhibition, titled "The Mark of the Matrix - Impressions from Contemporary Indian Printmaking," concluded its run in Bengaluru this week. This event showcased the works of eleven contemporary Indian printmakers. Established in 2025, Artisera is a gallery and online platform dedicated to promoting both traditional and contemporary Indian art, as well as collectibles.
Based in Indiranagar, Bengaluru, the organization strives to provide an immersive offline-online experience through physical exhibitions and a digital presence. Varun Backliwal, the Founder and CEO of Artisera, shared his belief that Bengaluru requires a more robust platform for printmaking. Printmaking, an artistic process that transfers an inked image from a prepared template or matrix onto another surface like paper or fabric, was the focus of the exhibition.
This idea is evident in the photo essay featured at the show, highlighting the richness and complexity of printmaking. The exhibition featured artists from various stages of their careers, including senior, mid-career, and emerging artists across India.
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