Prannjali V is a visual artist based in Raipur, India. Working across oil painting, mixed media, installation, and ceramic sculpture, her practice has consistently asked one question: how do you give form to something that cannot be seen but is unmistakably felt. 

 

The face appears consistently across her work, not as portraiture but as portal. A place where something internal becomes undeniably present. It gives form to the invisible. It makes a state of being into a presence. 

 

Her work draws from Indian cosmology, classical aesthetics, and myth as a language for states of feeling that resist more direct expression. These traditions carry knowledge about consciousness, about the inner landscape, that her practice holds and makes visible. 

 

A finalist at the Arte Laguna Prize, Venice, her work has been shown across India, the United Kingdom, Italy, and the UAE. She believes that what we cannot understand does not mean it cannot exist; and that art is one of the few forms that can make that argument visible.