Sachin Sagare enshrines the meaning and symbolism of the “ Eternal Feminine”. The influence of strong women from Sachin Sagare’s childhood finds its way in his portrayal of the complex roles played by women. His works are his way of paying homage to the strength of women and their multidimensional personalities.

Sachin uses delicate lines and a predominance of reds, yellows and blues to depict scenes from small town India. There is a sense of sisterhood in the way he paints women going about their day.

Flowers are a favourite motif across many of his works, and they add to a sense of grace and quiet allure that his subjects radiate. There is a sense of quiet energy that his subjects exude, and this is symbolic of the strength of the average village woman who works all day. There is a subtlety to the symbols painted in the background, often flowers and homes.

Sachin grew up in a small village near Pandharpur, Maharashtra. After graduation in Applied Arts from the Abhinav Chitrakala Mahavidyalaya, Pune and Dalvis art Institute, Kohlapur; today Sachin’s works find pride of place in numerous collections and have been exhibited at solo and group exhibitions. He has made a name for himself as one of the best talents to emerge in this space.