Highly Regarded Internationally

While attending university, Srinjoy earned recognition at the Elizabeth Foundation of Arts in New York.

• In 2014, he experienced a pivotal moment when selected as Curatorial Assistant for the TIME::CODE exhibition at WhiteBox Art Center in New York, curated by Raul Zamudio and Juan Puntes.
• This exhibition, featuring internationally recognized artists profoundly influenced Srinjoy’s artistic trajectory.

Theme of Utopia

• In his work, he actively examines the theme of ‘Utopia’ in a contemporary context through map and model making. His pieces mirror the contemporary experience and transport the viewer to an alternative world.
• The utopian impulse explores the tension between the extreme desire to materialize the ideal and the infinite impossibility of conceiving the perfect image.
• Srinjoy’s work also consists of re-imagining romantic pasts and imaginative, alternative realms.

Influence

Moreover, Srinjoy is influenced by internet meme culture, vintage Bollywood billboards, and the visual sampling inherent in Street Art/Graffiti.

As Srinjoy aptly puts it, “The internet and digital image-making technologies have revolutionized the creation and dissemination of art objects”.

As a result, the 21st century offers an exciting landscape for artists willing to embrace new technologies and integrate them with traditional processes.