Studio Catalyst by Anant Art

Artwork in Focus |

Exploring the deep connection between nature’s transformations and human resilience, Deepanwita Das’ artistic practice draws on her lifelong love for organic forms and the hidden intelligence of plants.

Rooted in the architectural heritage and floral motifs of old Kolkata houses, the work bridges personal memory with historical narrative.

In the featured works, colonial architectural elements like cast-iron railings and neoclassical floral motifs are reimagined with contemporary drawings of wild flora. Utilizing copper through printmaking techniques like engraving, etching, and inlay, some artworks reflect the passage of time, struggle, and transformation, bridging past and present through material history.

Deepanwita Das
The Altar of Time II (2026)
Etched copper plate cast in resin and ink drawing
6 x 6 in

Deepanwita Das
The Altar of Time II (2026)
Etched copper plate cast in resin and ink drawing
6 x 6 in

Deepanwita Das
Ruins (2025)
Intaglio, ink, resin, copper wire weaving, and jute on plywood
36 x 48 in

Deepanwita Das
Metamorphosis (2023)
Lithography and serigraphy on fabric
12 x 9 in

Deepanwita Das
Untitled (2026)
Embroidery and cyanotype on fabric (Set of 2)
36 x 21 in each

Deepanwita Das
Untitled (2026) (detail)
Embroidery and cyanotype on fabric (Set of 2)
36 x 21 in each

Deepanwita Das
Untitled (2026) (detail)
Embroidery and cyanotype on fabric (Set of 2)
36 x 21 in each