About ArushiArt

My Story

Since the age when a Child hardly learns to sit and just be able to express her everything in signs, if any child at this age proved her talent of art then

calling it an amazing will not be an exaggeration. Arushi Bhatnagar has made more than 3100- paintings and started her art journey at a very young age of 4 months and set a New GUINNESS WORLD RECORD as “Youngest Professional Artist” by making her first solo exhibition with 52 paintings at Kalidas Akadami, Ujjain, where her flist art work was sold and since then she never stopped. Arushi’s achievement is published in Guinness book of World Record 2007 & 2012 (unbeaten recorst till datel She

Also holds The Youngest Professional Artist-BR-India Book of Becords, Her abstract expressionism was honored with a title of “Queen of Arts by Times & Mahindra Group for Amazing Indians season2

Tin date she has made 15 solo & Group exhibitions, received 12 awards & 25 honors, have collections with renowned galleries. Her abstract art work is sold across various countries US, Italy Hungry, Dubal India and one of her art work is in collection of prestigious art Gallery of President of India She has been youngest nomination awardee in POGO Amazing Rid Award 2005 and invited as chief guest to inaugurate Shankar’s International Exhibition and tiew Art Gallery at EMERALD Heights School, Indore, Received Felicitation from President of India and India’s Nuclear Men & ex-President Late MAP Kalam Recently she has been honored by India’s Famous Late Sant Minifihri Tarun Sagar for her Grobal Achievements.

My Favorite Work-

There are several artworks I created and I enjoyed each one of them, yet I too have few choices based on the colors scheme, texture, subiect and stokes played at different times. I’m a nature lover and my abstract painting are inherited from lighter to deeper side of nature.

My Life Today-

I’m very blessed and lucky to be doing what I love as being, beyond that I’m an artist, avid archer, an engineer and a nature’s photographer who seeks joy in simplicity and abstract expressionism.