A brilliant colourist, Nayanaa Kanodia, an economist turned painter, is considered to be the pioneer of l’Art Naïf in India. She has held innumerable shows in India and abroad. Her paintings are in the collection of major art collectors and corporate houses all over the world. Musée d'Art Naïf Max Fourny - Halle Saint Pierre in Montmartre in Paris permanently displays her paintings. She exhibited and demonstrated her painting techniques in Victoria and Albert Museum in London and was chosen from all the artists of The Commonwealth Countries to have a solo show in then newly renovated complex in London. She has been featured in an international publication Women in Art by Reinhard Fuchs, a rare honour for an Indian artist. Impressed by the social messages conveyed in her paintings, a consortium of schools in Los Altos, USA uses her work as a medium of instruction to their students. She was also honoured with an award from Megh Mandal Sansthan, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India in 2016. She is associated with many charitable societies, gives talks and conducts workshops and presentations on art in various organizations and universities. She is also a judge in art competitions. She has attended Art Camps in India, London, Sweden, Italy, Moscow, Greece, Thailand and Cambodia. Nayanaa’s work is characterised by the air of whimsy, flat bright polished surfaces and the extraordinary plethora of intricately worked shapes, details and patterns. She has portrayed India’s Society in Transformation as no artist has done before on such a huge time frame. Her works will serve as a record for the generations to come not only to their context. They also carry the most important yet universal social messages of our lives. Nayanaa says: “My paintings intend to make you feel that you are watching a snapshot of life at maximum preposterousness, exuberant and bursting with energy, idiosyncrasy and absurdity. The conversation I hope to create in my work is a certain truth of life and, on a deeper level, a well thought-out philosophy. Individuals may interpret my paintings in vastly disparate ways and each view will be equally logical and plausible, thought-provoking and intriguing.
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A brilliant colourist, Nayanaa Kanodia, an economist turned painter, is considered to be the pioneer of l’Art Naïf in India. She has held innumerable shows in India and abroad. Her paintings are in the collection of major art collectors and corporate houses all over the world. Musée d'Art Naïf Max Fourny - Halle Saint Pierre in Montmartre in Paris permanently displays her paintings. She exhibited and demonstrated her painting techniques in Victoria and Albert Museum in London and was chosen from all the artists of The Commonwealth Countries to have a solo show in then newly renovated complex in London. She has been featured in an international publication Women in Art by Reinhard Fuchs, a rare honour for an Indian artist. Impressed by the social messages conveyed in her paintings, a consortium of schools in Los Altos, USA uses her work as a medium of instruction to their students. She was also honoured with an award from Megh Mandal Sansthan, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India in 2016. She is associated with many charitable societies, gives talks and conducts workshops and presentations on art in various organizations and universities. She is also a judge in art competitions. She has attended Art Camps in India, London, Sweden, Italy, Moscow, Greece, Thailand and Cambodia. Nayanaa’s work is characterised by the air of whimsy, flat bright polished surfaces and the extraordinary plethora of intricately worked shapes, details and patterns. She has portrayed India’s Society in Transformation as no artist has done before on such a huge time frame. Her works will serve as a record for the generations to come not only to their context. They also carry the most important yet universal social messages of our lives. Nayanaa says: “My paintings intend to make you feel that you are watching a snapshot of life at maximum preposterousness, exuberant and bursting with energy, idiosyncrasy and absurdity. The conversation I hope to create in my work is a certain truth of life and, on a deeper level, a well thought-out philosophy. Individuals may interpret my paintings in vastly disparate ways and each view will be equally logical and plausible, thought-provoking and intriguing.
Our Shipping Cost for ART
| Location | Shopping Value (In SGD) | Shipping Fee (In SGD) |
| India | - | FREE |
| Singapore | Below $1000 | $30 |
| Rest of the World | - | Flat $50 |
Our Return Policy for ART
Please ensure you are 100% sure of your choices before making a purchase, we are happy to speak to you and provide detailed information about the piece(s). We also guarantee that the piece will look exactly like the pictures and videos shared with you. Since our collection comprises of unique pieces, and shipping is complex because the items are fragile or heavy, we do not entertain returns.
However, in the highly unlikely event that an item is delivered to you in damaged condition, we will make things right by finding a reasonable solution. This may include repair, exchange, or in some cases, return of the product.
We are proud to say that since inception, we have not had a single client disappointed with their purchase, and have had no requests for refund.