Minon, son of John Baby, is a self-taught artist from Kerala who never attended school yet found his education in nature itself. He moves freely across acrylic painting, acting, and beyond — a pure creative spirit shaped not by institutions, but by instinct.

Anna Jerly is a Fort Kochi artist whose work emerges from a town layered with centuries of history — Portuguese, Dutch, British, Arab — and carries that weight with quiet power. Rooted three generations deep, she paints what others choose not to see, giving voice to the unheard and the overlooked, creating art that is never meant to be understood , only felt, in the pit of your stomach, in the silence between words.

Prasanth KP is a self-taught watercolorist from Kerala who has made the entire world his studio traveling throughout India by motorcycle, easel strapped to his back, painting landscapes, coastlines, and city streets in real time, in natural light, exactly as they are. His plein air approach is not a technique so much as a philosophy: that art must be lived, not staged. Behind the brushstrokes lies a remarkable personal journey from banking and marketing to a to painting became his healing and ultimately his full-time life. He dreams without limits, paints without hesitation, and captures the world one fleeting moment at a time.

Prem P. Laxman is a contemporary artist and sculptor from Kunhimangalam on Kerala's northern Malabar coast, whose hands have shaped the sacred into stone, clay, and wax on a monumental scale. Deeply rooted in the spiritual traditions of the region, he is renowned for his life-sized temple deities; Shiva, Vishnu, Ganapati, Ayyappa, works that are not merely art but living presences within the temples they inhabit. Across sculpture, sand art, and painting, Prem moves with the quiet authority of an artist for whom creativity and devotion are one and the same.