Kashmira Sarode

Kashmira Sarode is an independent illustrator and muralist based in Bangalore, India. Having a keen interest to engage with projects in the social sector she has done several projects with functional design to sectors which are under-represented. With a strong knowledge of illustration, the artist plays with nature and human beings with a sensitivity that comes through the use of soft colours and characters she creates to tell stories. 


A graduate from the Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Art Mumbai in 2010, she has worked with many creative studios and brands across the country, and has been a resident of the illustrious SVA summer residency and the Light Grey Art Lab in Iceland.

Kannagi Art District

CHENNAI, 2020

‘Harbouring Hope’ by Kashmira Sarode depicts a mother and daughter who are seen amidst waves of water, alluding to the displacement a lot of families faced during the Tsunami. Hope, migration and displacement are the main themes behind in this artwork which is a dedication to the people who moved from the coast to Kannagi Nagar after the Chennai Tsunami of 2004. 

 
 
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Tamanna School

vijaynagar, 2018

Kashmira, among 5 Indian artists worked with XXL Collective at Tamanna School - institute of learning for specially-abled children - to wrap the walls of the school with a visual journey around the theme of ‘Imperfection’.  Nothing in nature is perfect and that's the beauty of it. Artists worked on themes of  air, water, earth and fire.Kashmira painted on the theme of ‘air’, depicting soft and seemingly weightless organisms flying around three walls of the courtyard. With a soft color palette, the artist wanted to make this mural approachable for the kids, almost by inviting them to touch and find the miniature versions of themselves floating within it. 

 
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