Myth, magic, and nature entwined on canvas
Jayshree Burman is a celebrated Indian contemporary artist known for her richly layered, myth-inspired visual stories. Born in Kolkata in 1960, Jayshree weaves Indian folklore, mythology, and nature into her vibrant canvases, giving life to divine beings, animals, and feminine forms that exude strength, grace, and spirituality. Her signature style—ornate detailing, bright palettes, and poetic compositions—offers viewers a portal into a world where the mystical blends with the real.
Working with watercolors, pen and ink, and mixed media, she often incorporates elements from Indian miniatures and temple art. Her characters don’t merely tell stories—they embody them, echoing themes of resilience, harmony, and cultural continuity. Every work feels meditative yet celebratory, spiritual yet grounded.
Jayshree Burman has exhibited widely across India and internationally, earning deep respect for her lyrical style and storytelling depth. She chose Chandigarh Art Gallery for its commitment to showcasing art that blends tradition with vision. The gallery’s thoughtful curation and creative freedom resonated with her—offering a space where her mythic imagery could engage audiences both intimately and universally.