About the Artist

Shachi Srivastava

Contemporary Madhubani Artist | Georgia, USA
Founder, Srijan Shachi

About the Artist

Shachi Srivastava is a contemporary Madhubani artist based in Georgia, USA.
Her practice honors the visual language of Mithila while engaging modern expression through form, color, and symbolism

Creating art since 2012 and working professionally with collectors since 2016, she is deeply rooted in Indian heritage while engaging a modern visual language.

Self-taught and guided by intuition, observation, and emotional depth, Shachi creates paintings that carry intentional symbolism and her enduring belief that colors are messengers of happiness.

Through Srijan Shachi, she transforms cultural narratives into meaningful connections—turning personal stories, spaces, and moments into lasting visual expressions.

Over the past nine years, she has completed more than 100 commissioned artworks for collectors, interior designers, and cultural institutions across North America and India.

Her work stands at the intersection of tradition and innovation, celebrating identity, storytelling, and cultural continuity through a contemporary lens.

Her work is commissioned by private collectors, interior designers, and cultural organizations seeking meaningful, site-responsive art.

Selected Professional Highlights

  • Creative Lead — TEDx Cumming Youth (2025)

  • Artist, TEDx Alpharetta Women Speaker & Staff Mementos (2020)(2020)

  • Featured Artist — Times Square Billboard, New York (via SeeMe) (2013)

  • Exhibiting Artist — SCOPE Art Show, Miami (via SeeMe) (2013)

  • Mithila Festival USA — New York State Assembly (2022)

  • Public Art Contributor — M2RTrailfest (2018–2025)

  • Selected Artist, Kollab ATL MEND Project (2021) — Original work Volcano Mermaid selected for the AAPI community film

  • Recipient of multiple awards, exhibitions, and publications across the U.S., India, and international platforms

Awards & Recognition

Contemporary Art Gallery Online (CAGO)

  • Best in Show (Mixed Media & 3D) — Contemporary Art Gallery Online (CAGO), All Colors Exhibition (2023)

International & Juried Awards

  • Winner — IACA Women’s Forum Logo Contest, International Women’s Day (2025)

  • Third Prize — Mayuri in Madhubani, North Gwinnett Arts Association (2019)

  • KollabAtl MEND Project - Winner entry included in the KollabAtl’s Mend Project Movie and Exhibit

  • WIDE Canvas 2020 — Certificate of Excellence (2020)

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery

  • Painting & Other Media — Special Recognition

    • 15th All Women Exhibition (2026)

    • 14th All Women Exhibition (2025)

    • 13th Figurative Exhibition (2023)

    • Primary Colors Exhibition (2024)

    • Figurative Exhibition (2024)

  • Special Merit Award

    • Primary Colors Exhibition (2019)

    • All Women Art Exhibition (2024)

Selected Exhibitions

2026

  • Quinlan Art Gallery - I Am Multicolored - The Human Spectrum (June 18 - August 15, 2026), Gainesville, GA

  • People's Artist by Johny Depp — Top 5 Finalist (Online)

  • CAGO 2026 ALL Women - Contemporary Art Gallery Online

  • Her Collective Voice - Suwanee Arts Center, Suwanee, GA

  • Love Is… — Alpharetta Arts Center, Alpharetta, GA

  • Raksha Art Show (The Light Within) - Mimms Museum of Technology & Art, Roswell, GA

  • Light Space & Time — All Women Exhibition

2025

  • Raksha Art Show (Leap of Faith)— Avondale Arts Center, Atlanta, GA

2024

  • Raksha Art Show (Unsung & Unseen: Stories of Resilience & Healing from trauma, conflict & oppression) — Doraville Art Gallery, Doraville, GA

  • Suwanee Arts Center — Spring Exhibit, Suwanee, GA

  • Suwanee Arts Center — Small Works Holiday Exhibit, Suwanee, GA

  • Suwanee Arts Center — Love in the Modern World, Suwanee, GA

2023

  • Visions of India — Peachtree Gallery, Atlanta, GA

  • Diwali Spotlight — The Scene Art Gallery, Alpharetta, GA

  • Alpharetta Arts Center — Black & White, Alpharetta, GA

  • Raksha Art Show (I am..) — Doraville Art Gallery, Doraville, GA

  • India Art Exhibit — Fulton County

  • CAGO All Women Exhibition

2022

  • Mithila Festival USA — New York State Assembly, NY

  • Johns Creek Arts Center — Summer Serendipity, Johns Creek, GA

2021

  • Contemporary Art Gallery Online — 2021 All Botanical Art Exhibition

  • Summer Serendipity at Johns Creek Arts Center, Johns Creek, GA

2020

  • WIDE Canvas — Tribute to Indian Freedom Fighters - Online Exhibition

  • Doo Gallery — Online Exhibition

  • Raksha Virtual Art Show (The Art of Resilience) - Virtual

  • NGAA Winter Exhibit, Suwanee, GA

  • NGAA Holiday Traditions & Fine Art Show, Suwanee, GA

2019

  • Raksha Art Show (I believe: Stories of Strength) - Facet Gallery, Atlanta, GA

  • NGAA — Spotlight on Local Art Exhibit, Suwanee, GA

  • NGAA — Summer Dreaming, Suwanee, GA

  • NGAA's Holiday Traditions & Fine Art Show , Suwanee, GA

  • Cumming First United Methodist Festival of Arts , Cumming, GA

  • Light Space & Time — All Women Exhibition

  • Light Space & Time — Primary Colors Exhibition

2018

  • Raksha Art Show (Women’s Empowerment) - Atlanta, GA

2017

  • Light Space & Time — All Women Exhibition

2015

  • Light Space & Time — All Women Exhibition

International & Major Exhibitions

  • SCOPE Art Show — Miami (2013)

  • See Me Gallery — Times Square Billboard,

    New York (2013)

  • The Story of the Creative — See Me, New York (2014)

Publications & Media Features

Leadership & Speaking Engagements

  • Entrepreneur Speaker — Women in Leadership: Breaking Barriers Indo-American Community Services, Georgia (2017)

  • Creative Lead — TEDx Cumming Youth (2025)

  • Contributor — Kollaboration ATL, MEND Project (2021)

Community & Public Art

  • Public Art Installations — M2RTrailfest (2018–2025)

  • Kollaboration ATL — MEND Project (2021)

  • Raksha Women Empowerment Initiatives (2018–2025)

  • Alpharetta Art in the Park (2024)

  • Cobb County International Festival (2019)

  • Johns Creek International Festival (2018, 2021)

  • Roswell Spring Arts Festival (2018)

  • Atlanta India Festival (2024)

  • Festival of India (2017)

  • MMATL Holiday Market (2024)

  • Diwali Festival — Cumming City Center (2025)