About Sayambrita Mukherjee
Sayambrita Mukherjee is a Bristol-based mixed media artist who runs mindful workshops promoting wellbeing through creativity. Influenced by her upbringing in India and Hong Kong, she brings cultural richness and inclusivity to her practice. She works across canvas, clay, textiles, and more, and currently leads an upcycled sewing group at Sparks Bristol for refugees, migrants, and people of colour. A member of Bristol Refugee Artists Collective, she’s active in community art scenes including the Diaspora 2024 festival. Her work emphasises process over product, creating empowering, healing spaces where people develop skills and confidence while engaging in collective artistic expression.
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Workshop ParticipantThe workshops led by Sayambrita have provided me with an insight into the creativity and diversity of folk art across the different regions of India.
The images are full of colour and life that portray the environment, nature, traditions and religions within their communities. The artwork often makes use of natural raw materials, fabrics, natural dyes, paper and other media and this gives the art a depth and texture that has a unique vibrancy and richness. I also find the simplicity of some techniques such as the lines and dot pictures quite absorbing as the emerging images become so strong and colourful. Exploring Indian Folk Art with Sayambrita has been and will continue to be a significant artistic journey that I will enjoy travelling and sharing with others.
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