Riddhi Vasoya

Riddhi R. Vasoya (b. 1993) is a Baroda-based visual artist whose practice explores narrative storytelling through painting and printmaking. She earned a Diploma in Painting from Sheth C.N. College of Fine Arts, Ahmedabad (2016) and a Post Diploma in Printmaking from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (2018). Her work often integrates personal memories, cultural identity, and everyday life into layered visual compositions.

Riddhi has showcased her work in numerous group exhibitions across India. Notable shows include The Turning of Tales at Dresswalla House, Mumbai (2018), Kem Pahochya Jay Pahochya at Conflictorium, Ahmedabad (2019), The Baroda March at The Stainless Gallery, New Delhi (2019), Telling Tales at Bikaner House, New Delhi (2020), and Forms and Figures at Divine Art Gallery, New Delhi (2025). She has also participated in major art events like the India Art Fair (2020) and Abir First Take (2022), where she received an award in painting.

Her involvement in numerous workshops, including cyanotype and sugar-leaf printmaking with renowned artists like Vijay Kumar (USA) and Hanuman Kambli (Goa), has informed her technical versatility. In 2024, she joined the Space Studio Monsoon Residency in Baroda.

Riddhi’s artistic language draws inspiration from narrative forms, human experiences, and traditional printmaking techniques, evolving into a contemporary visual expression. She lives and works in Vadodara.