Sneha Garge, a recent graduate from MS University, Fine Arts (Painting), keen on incorporating and enhancing my work by including Miniature works inspired by day to day surroundings. Currently, started working with a fusion of Korean folk art and Indian miniature painting. I have extensively worked in water color and acrylic mediums. I have participated in Nasreen Mohmedi Scholarships Award.

I have been painting ever since I could remember. The subject I often paint involve intimate interior spaces, personal spaces with processions with which I share an intimate connection with.
In the second year, the mandatory miniature workshop taken by Gopa Trivedi had a significant impact on the course of my practice. I became engrossed in bringing together forms, textures and stylistic characteristics from various schools of miniature paintings. Having learnt the techniques of making pigments, preparing the wasli surface for the miniature painting, I began experimenting and employing water-based media on surfaces created by sticking Rice paper and handmade sheets to paint on.
Jahangiri Miniatures depicting his childlike unselfconscious joy of possessions, scenes from Ramyana or Radha Krishna with Fine brushwork, intricacy, detailing and stylization with some motifs that hint the history and lineage of stylistic characteristics in a particular school are the unique attributes of miniature painting that deeply interest me. After working much like Rajasthani and Mughal style, I began painting my studio spaces, interior and personal spaces with textures, patterns and stylistic references from the various schools, often bringing together various references into a singular picture plane.