Arpita Singh’s artistic practice explores memory, femininity, personal histories, and the complexities of contemporary life through richly layered visual narratives. Her works Tehran Time and 89 Graves in My Courtyard are presented as part of Traces of Us.

Bharti Kher’s practice spans sculpture, painting, and installation, exploring identity, materiality, and cultural narratives. Her works Heaps (II) and Portrait of Pink from Model Town are presented as part of Traces of Us.

M. F. Husain’s artistic practice is celebrated for its bold visual language, expressive figures, and exploration of Indian mythology, history, and cultural identity. His work, presented as part of Traces of Us, reflects his distinctive approach to figuration, form, and composition.

Shilpa Gupta’s artistic practice explores identity, borders, freedom of expression, and the relationship between individuals and systems of power through multimedia installations and conceptual works. Her works Truth, As I Stand Here / यहाँ खड़े हो कर and While I Sleep are presented as part of Traces of Us.

Kulpreet Singh’s artistic practice explores the relationship between land, memory, and environmental change through painting, performance, and installation. His works from the Indelible Black Marks series, presented as part of Traces of Us, reflect on the lasting imprints of human activity on landscapes and communities.

N. S. Harsha’s artistic practice explores the intersections of identity, globalisation, and collective experience through painting and large-scale installations. His work Nations, presented as part of Traces of Us, examines national identity, labour, and the complex interconnections between countries.