Poonam Bhatnagar (b. 1974), an artist of profound vision based in Delhi, delves into the intricate beauty and fragility of our planet through her captivating artworks. Her journey began with a transformative encounter—a dew-kissed spider web in Gangtok during 2018—which sparked the genesis of her unique "Webcast" technique, now synonymous with her artistic identity. 

Bhatnagar's canvases are a symphony of form and color, where geometric shapes like circles and lines entwine in a cosmic choreography, symbolizing harmony across cultures and borders. Each piece is a poignant plea for humanity's collective responsibility in safeguarding our Earth. Her portraits, featuring iconic figures like Krishna, Shiva, Saraswati, and Shiva Shakti, reinterpret mythological symbolism through illusionary imagery, prompting contemplation of their timeless significance. Through her textured landscapes, visionary portraits, and exploration of mythic narratives, Poonam Bhatnagar crafts a visual symphony that transcends aesthetics, advocating for unity and environmental consciousness in every brushstroke.

Bhatnagar's artistic journey is enriched by her academic foundation—a Diploma in Textile Designing from Delhi University (1998)—which underpins her technical finesse and thematic depth. Her exhibitions, from the celebrated "Eternal Elements" at AIFACS, Delhi in 2012, to her participation in prestigious international platforms like the Dubai Art Fair, showcase her ability to provoke thoughtful discourse on environmental stewardship and cultural empathy. Bhatnagar's collections resonate globally, celebrated for their ability to evoke profound contemplation on our interconnected world.