Ghanshyam Gupta is a Mumbai-based artist working across painting, printmaking, and sculpture, trained at the Royal College of Art, London. His signature body of work is abstract, built around circular forms and color fields that revolve in centripetal and centrifugal patterns, creating optical illusion alongside meditative, almost transcendental depth. Pieces like "Red Meditation" and "Meditation Surface" reveal his core aim: using color therapeutically to inspire joy, calmness, and oneness, inviting viewers into introspection rather than narrative reading. His style blends geometric abstraction with spiritual undertones, treating canvas as a space for emotional release. He's exhibited internationally, including alongside Picasso and Matisse at the 1997 London Original Print Fair.