Clay Art Modelling and Sculpting
"Sculpting in clay is to the sculptor as the paper is to the painter. In the delicate clay, the genius of the sculptor is found in its most extreme virtue and truth."
Hi, I am Aarti Gupta Bhadauria
a terracotta sculptor
When we are emotional, we feel different waves inside us, I show the different forms of these waves through my sculptures. Be it National or International, my Terracotta Artwork has received wide appreciation and acceptance from connoisseurs of art across the world and many prizes.
I wanted to do something different in life, so I decided to choose my own destination, and started working with terracotta. Terracotta (Baked Earth) is the oldest and ancient medium for art, and I have chosen it to promote it with modern ideas. I want each part of the world to know about my artwork. With self-developed style, it takes me three to four months to make one sculpture, which speaks life, emotions, and feelings. When I work, I get lost in the clay and does not feel my physical existence. My work is my soul.
Awards & Recognitions for Terracotta Sculptures
- 4th place among 3D artists by “Light Space Time Gallery, USA”, Oct – 2022
- Selected for solo artist showcase by “Light Space Time Gallery, USA”, Sep – 2022
- Public choice award in “Diversia - UN Calendar” exhibition by Exhibizone, Canada, Jul-Aug - 2022
- Second Place winner at ‘The Artist of the Month’ by TheArtList.com USA, Jul – 2022
- Selected among top 5 3D artists by “Light Space Time Gallery, USA”, Apr - 2022
- Honorable mention by TheArtList.com for the artist of the month contest, Mar – 2022
- "Judges Choice" (3D/Mixed Media) by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Mar - 2022
- Selected for “Rang Amir” National Exhibition by Madhya Pradesh Kala Parishad, Jan – 2022
- Selected by “Art Affairs” magazine for featuring as emerging artist, Dec – 2021
- "Best in Show" (3D/Mixed Media), by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Jun - 2021
- Selected for 61st National Exhibition of Art, Lalith Kala Akademy, New Delhi, Mar - 2020
- "Judges Choice" (3D/Mixed Media) by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Dec - 2019
- Featured in “Arts Illustrated” International Art Magazine [Aug-Sep 2019 Edition]
- “Artist of The Year – 2019” by Spandan Global Art & Cultural Foundation, Goa, Jul – 2019
- Selected for Finext-2018, National Exhibition, Bhopal, Oct – 2018
- “Highly Recommended” Art Maestro-2018 award by Worldwide Art Movement Kochi, Kerala, Aug – 2018
- "Judges Choice" (3D/Mixed Media) by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Mar-2018
- "Best in Show" (3D/Mixed Media) by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Oct-2017
- II Prize (3D/Mixed Media) by Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA, Nov-2016
- I Prize, Late Shri D.P. Sharma Open Sculpture Competition, Gwalior – 2003
- II Prize, Late Shri D.P. Sharma Open Sculpture Competition, Gwalior – 2002
Latest Solo Exhibitions
Latest Group Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Workshops/Camps
Biography
Aarti is an Indian sculptor who creates sculptures in terracotta medium. She has completed bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts with specialization in sculptures in the year 2004 from Gwalior, India. She has exhibited her sculptures on various platforms at both National and International levels. Aarti has received wide appreciation and acceptance from connoisseurs of art across the world and many prizes including 2 "Best in Show" from Contemporary Art Gallery Online, USA.
Her sculptures are rhythmic, abstract, and reflective waves of feelings and emotions in various forms. One cannot stop without looking all the angles, each angle depicts a different image. Sculpting and contouring bends and shadows and ever-changing curves and profiles with each slight turn to view.
People divide pottery into two main categories. Utilitarian pottery; designed for use in food or drink. Art pottery: that which can still have use but also becomes decorative for living spaces. And then, works such as Aarti's. Fine Art! This, hers, is no longer pottery. Aarti is an artist of Fine Art, sculpture, in the media of clay/terracotta. One can see the time, the eye, the hand of Aarti in every works of her, without seeing her name.
