Sonali’s works explore the concept of beauty, an enduring and controversial theme, in the discourse of her surroundings, interweaving it with her personal experiences in a broader socio- political context. Through her work, she aims to merge everyday activities with the vast natural world and human presence, employing visual elements of Indian miniature art and surreal narration. Through the use of void spaces in her artworks, she encourages a sense of wonderment and imagination, allowing the audience to engage with the art on a deeper level.

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Originally from Bihar, Sonali moved to New-Delhi from Santiniketan in 2019. She brought with her a deep appreciation for the lush green landscapes of Santiniketan, where she studied art. This attachment to nature is reflected in her work, with many of her pieces in her preferred miniature style depicting her love for natural environments. By combining the traditional aspects of Indian miniature art with contemporary themes, Sonali’s work presents a harmonious blend of the past and present.

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Sonali Sonam holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the College of Art in New Delhi. She currently lives and works in New Delhi, India. Through her art, Sonali aims to merge the beauty of everyday life with the vastness of nature, inviting viewers to contemplate the intricate relationships between humans and their environment.