Artists

Samuel Cornillet, born in 1974, is a French photographer. "Unlike some who work hard to become artists, I have become unintentional. Photography captured me without my desire, and that without even realizing it at the beginning. She insidiously took all my available time and it took me five years to realize that I had abandoned all my other artistic activities. " It is on the sidelines of high school from 1992, year of his first exhibition, he received a solid training provided by three professional photographers in activity. Then, over the years, in constant search of perfection, he will document and experiment with the characteristic bulimia that animates the passionate. In 1997 he moved to Nantes, a city he loves for his quality of life and tranquility. Demanding, he will finally wait for thirteen years of practice before inaugurating in 2005 his studio set up in the heart of the city in a former dance school. His style is not to master one, but several, with as a common point: rigor and great aesthetic quality. This faculty allows him to distinguish himself by presenting both seductive originality and convincing productions on his ability to adapt to various subjects. His portfolio, of a quality superior to that of his colleagues, earned him today the reputation of being the best photographer of Nantes. His mastery of composition, frame and light, with his acute sense of speech and emotion, are important features of his photographic approach. The results are appealing and this ability to attract attention makes his work particularly attractive. Samuel Cornillet, established photographer, still passionate after 27 years of practice, evolves in the fields of fashion, advertising, and art photography. Expert in the most demanding photography: studio photography, a skilful combination of technicality and creativity, he is cited as an example in photography schools and his notoriety earns him the trust of prestigious clients.

I'm Satish Tayade an independent painter based in India, with over 22 years of artistic experience dedicated to exploring the human spirit through bold, expressive portraiture. My work has evolved into a powerful visual language that amplifies Gen Z feminist narratives, using art as a tool to represent stories that are often unheard, unseen, or overlooked. From the earliest days of my career, I have been drawn to painting people—not simply as subjects, but as living stories. For me, portraiture is more than capturing a likeness; it’s about reflecting the emotional truths, convictions, and struggles that define a person. This philosophy has become the foundation of my art practice. Current Focus – Gen Z Feminist Portraiture My current series focuses on a bold young woman whose identity, feminist convictions, and lived experiences shape her presence. She is not a single individual but rather a composite an emblem of strength, vulnerability, defiance, and grace. In her, I aim to portray the contemporary Indian woman: navigating tradition and modernity, speaking up against social limitations, and embracing her individuality without apology. I work primarily in watercolor, acrylic, and oil, often layering textures to create depth and atmosphere. My brushwork shifts between controlled precision and expressive looseness—sometimes in the same portrait—to mirror the tension between societal constraints and personal freedom. This layered approach reflects the complexity of identity and the many emotional shades of resilience. Art with Purpose I believe art should elevate voices that are too often sidelined. Every portrait I create is a dialogue—between the subject and the viewer, between inner truth and public perception. Through bold strokes, raw textures, and intentional use of light and shadow, I aim to inspire not only aesthetic appreciation but also empathy, conversation, and awareness. Over the years, my work has sparked meaningful discussions in online communities and has been embraced by art lovers who see themselves, their daughters, sisters, and friends in the stories my portraits tell. Social media has allowed me to reach a diverse audience, and the feedback I receive continually reinforces the importance of representing these narratives in contemporary art.