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Nupur Nishith Artist Bio & Statement
I am a New Jersey based artist inspired by the art from my birthplace, Mithila or Madhubani paintings an ancient folk art from India. Over the years, I have evolved my own distinct style by fusing the contemporary ideas with traditional art form using modern tools. Mithila Artform is famous for the details in the paintings in a flat two-dimensional perspective with no shading or overlapping. Taking it to the next level I draw inspiration for my art from my experience and surroundings. I visualize objects and situations in perspective to create the symbolic motifs and designs which makes my art unique and distinct. Mithila paintings use natural and bright colors with symbolic distinct features, which I never hesitate to experiment with while conserving the essence of the art form. I like to work mostly freehand without using any stencils or pattern tools on my projects.
I have learned through observation and everyday experiments. During research and production new areas of interest arise and lead to the next body of work. So, every piece that I create has a story to tell based on the research and its process of development.
Nupur Nishith was one of the pioneers in taking Mithila painting the digital route. Her digital Mithila paintings have featured in Indian National award-winning Maithili film Mithila Makhaan, Chhath 2020 Video, a clothing line for children, wedding cards, book covers, event banners and others. Her digital painting on Ganesha was featured in the article, Digital Art Showcase on Artsy Shark.
Her art exhibition has been reviewed in Huffington post, The Daily California among various other publications all over the world. She featured among the popular people involved in social activities by Fame India Magazine – Asia Post Survey, India in 2017. She is featured artist on Meet the Neighbors program by Hudson County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, New Jersey, USA. She was the Guest Speaker- Bihar Art & Culture at Bihar Buisness/ Tourism Conclave 2020 organized by CGI India – New York and Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America.
She also conducts workshops to spread the art form. She is a member and has been on board of various Artist groups including the Vice President of Pro Arts Jersey City in New Jersey, USA. She has also curated various group art exhibitions in New Jersey. Since pandemic she has been trying to create awareness for the Mithila art through various online webinars and events. She collaborated with Barat Foundation for the Animodule “We are’ll in this together” to spread positivity during the pandemic.
I have learned through observation and everyday experiments. During research and production new areas of interest arise and lead to the next body of work. So, every piece that I create has a story to tell based on the research and its process of development.
Nupur Nishith was one of the pioneers in taking Mithila painting the digital route. Her digital Mithila paintings have featured in Indian National award-winning Maithili film Mithila Makhaan, Chhath 2020 Video, a clothing line for children, wedding cards, book covers, event banners and others. Her digital painting on Ganesha was featured in the article, Digital Art Showcase on Artsy Shark.
Her art exhibition has been reviewed in Huffington post, The Daily California among various other publications all over the world. She featured among the popular people involved in social activities by Fame India Magazine – Asia Post Survey, India in 2017. She is featured artist on Meet the Neighbors program by Hudson County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, New Jersey, USA. She was the Guest Speaker- Bihar Art & Culture at Bihar Buisness/ Tourism Conclave 2020 organized by CGI India – New York and Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America.
She also conducts workshops to spread the art form. She is a member and has been on board of various Artist groups including the Vice President of Pro Arts Jersey City in New Jersey, USA. She has also curated various group art exhibitions in New Jersey. Since pandemic she has been trying to create awareness for the Mithila art through various online webinars and events. She collaborated with Barat Foundation for the Animodule “We are’ll in this together” to spread positivity during the pandemic.
