Art curator Madhu Chandrika talks about her experiments in which she adds life to spaces with art. MadhuChandrika’s work, driven by passion to create decorative art, are renditions that have been transforming corporate, institutional, business and private spaces since 1995. Her art installations inspire awe through scale and form. These artistic creations convey more than a message and alter the space to have a voice, unheard and a form, unimagined.

Her strength lies in creating works of customized art that embody the essence of the space.
An alumna of Chitrakala Parishath – College of Fine Arts,Bangalore, MadhuChandrika stays abreast of the latest developments in materials and techniques, allowing her to conceptualize innovative artwork for each project. Each commission, be it a blank canvas or a highly detailed brief, is unique and bears her stamp.She has completed several prestigious commisions for reputed institutions across the country such as ISB- Mohali, L and T – Bangalore, UPES – Dehradun,Manipal Hospitals Bangalore/Jaipur/Delhi/Mangalore among the many more.
In addition, MadhuChandrika also designs for Earthen Symphony — an exclusive range of decorative art. Designed with as much passion as the signature line, this caters to those looking for smaller, distinctive art.

She has also been working tirelessly at providing employment opportunities and promoting a healthy work culture at her studio for several years now. In addition to this unskilled people are given hands-on experience and thought skills that boost their confidence and self-esteem. For her commitment towards social responsibility, MadhuChandrika has been awarded the Goldman Sachs & Fortune Global Women Leader Award, 2012. As she continues to align her social duty with her work, every client (company and individuals) automatically become a part of this initiative to help create better livelihood opportunities. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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