Khwab-e-Mussawiri: Season 2 – Scarlett Dreams

 The exhibition showcased the works of 57 curated artists, each representing their city, style, and soul:

1. Abha Kochar – New Delhi
2. Adwait Khot – Pune
3. Ajnab Kiev – Bangalore
4. Aman Gour – Bhopal
5. Anju Choksi – Dubai
6. Aysha Atiq Ahmed – Dubai
7. Azmi Shahjahan – Dubai
8. Bhaswati Choudhuri – New Delhi
9. Bindal Desai – Pune
10. Chhavi Aggarwal – New Delhi
11. Chitra S. – Tamil Nadu
12. Deeksha Arunchalam – Hyderabad
13. Dr. Bharath S. Rajpal – Bangalore
14. Filomina Pawar – Pune
15. Fiona Boro – Gurugram
16. Gurumaesh – Dubai
17. Goutham – Lovedale, Nilgiris
18. Gurmeet Kaur Saggu – Dubai
19. H.A. Haripriya – Hyderabad
20. Hetal Pandya – Pune
21. Hilda Kathuria – New Delhi
22. Jayasree Sajikumar – Dubai
23. Jitavati Das – Kolkata
24. Keerthana R – Tamil Nadu
25. Leslie Ferrer Fotedar – Mumbai
26. Lorraine Thiria – Paris, France
27. Mahmud Anwar Alnasir – Srinagar
28. Malika Vijay – Bangalore
29. Dr. Manoj Singrakhia – Mumbai/Nagpur
30. Mamta Malhotra – Varanasi
31. Dr. Meenakshi Singhal – Gurugram
32. Mihir Joshi – Ahmedabad
33. Mini Suboth – Thane
34. Nasmeen Kousar – Chennai
35. Nidhi Singh – Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
36. Nikita Jain – Dehradun
37. Pramodini M.S. – Bangalore
38. Pratibha Kashyap – Dehradun
39. Pratibha Pushkarna – Delhi
40. Pratima Bisen – Noida
41. Pritam Vasant Sawant – Pune
42. Rafiya Mehar – Dubai
43. Romendra Sagar – Delhi
44. Sameena Yoosuf – Dubai
45. Sahil Lihas – Delhi
46. Sanjana Ramchandani – Mumbai
47. Dr. Shefali Waghray – Hyderabad
48. Shesalu Vadeo – Nagaland
49. Shital Verma – Bangalore
50. Shraddha Sadamate – Mumbai
51. Shubham Koul – Bangalore
52. Sophie Muret – Paris, France
53. Suhasini Arava – Bangalore
54. Sunanda Sudhakaran – Kerala
55. Vandana Shah – Mumbai
56. Vishwajeet Kumar – Pune
57. Nadilia Vecheria – Ukraine

From established professionals to emerging voices, each artist brought an individual flair that contributed to the collective strength of Scarlett Dreams..

At the inauguration, guests were personally welcomed by curators Pupul Sagar Pushkarna and Vikram Rawal, who guided them through each section of the exhibition. The evening began with a ceremonial ribbon cutting, followed by a walkthrough of the collection — where each painting was introduced in context, highlighting its concept, technique, and inspiration.

The founders’ vision has always been to ensure that every artist feels seen and celebrated — a principle reflected in the way each artwork was discussed with the attending dignitaries, media, and collectors.

Following the preview, guests were treated to high tea and refreshments, offering the perfect ambiance for interaction between the artists and patrons. The discussions flowed naturally — from the evolving role of art in global culture to the importance of creating sustainable creative platforms.

 What makes Sagar’s Art Stream distinct is its commitment to elevating artists, not merely showcasing them. Founded with the vision of bridging global art communities, Sagar’s Art Stream offers a platform that blends marketing excellence, curatorial depth, and international collaboration.

Through each project, co-founders Romendra Sagar, Pupul Sagar Pushkarna, and Vikram Rawal ensure that the participating artists gain measurable recognition — from press coverage and professional photography to digital presence and global networking.

As Vikram Rawal aptly stated,

“Art deserves to be presented with the same passion with which it’s created. Every artist we select becomes part of a larger story — one that we carry beyond borders.”

Pupul Sagar Pushkarna, known for her sharp curatorial eye, adds,

“Our exhibitions are designed not just to display, but to engage — each artist, each guest, and each moment is curated to create a dialogue that lasts beyond the event.”