Spandan Mundhe

I primarily work with printmaking and drawing, and my practice emerges from close observation of everyday life and the social environments I inhabit. I am particularly attentive to routines, repetitions, and overlooked forms of labour, and how these elements shape human behavior and value systems. I use layered imagery and subtle satire to respond to familiar situations carrying quiet tension, allowing meaning to surface through rhythm and accumulation rather than fixed narratives. Process is central to my work; the material resistance and chance occurrences in printmaking frequently influence my direction.

I completed my postgraduate studies in Graphic Arts at MSU Baroda and have received scholarships from Harvard India Conference (2026) and the Purushottam Annual Merit Award for Printmaking (2025).