Collection: Ahmedhusen Abdulbhai Mahida, visual artist

Ahmedhusen Abdulbhai Mahida (Mangrol, Gujarat, India, 1991) is a visual artist and ceramic designer educated at Sheth C. N. College of Fine Arts, where he graduated in 2012.

His artistic practice is primarily focused on painting, exploring colour, texture, and material as means of expressing emotions, human experiences, nature, and freedom. His work reflects both his Indian cultural roots and his search for a personal and contemporary visual language.

Alongside his artistic practice, he has developed extensive experience in ceramic and marble surface design, creating original patterns and concepts for the ceramic industry in India.

He has participated in numerous exhibitions at renowned art venues in India, including Ravishankar Raval Kala Bhavan, Amdavad Ni Gufa, and Sir J. J. Art Gallery in Mumbai.

He currently lives and works in Lisbon, where he continues to explore the dialogue between his cultural roots, personal experiences, and contemporary artistic vision. For Mahida, art is a way of conveying feelings and telling stories that can connect with the viewer beyond cultural and linguistic boundaries.

Su práctica artística se centra principalmente en la pintura, explorando el color, la textura y la materia como medios para expresar emociones, experiencias humanas, naturaleza y libertad. Su obra refleja tanto sus raíces culturales indias como una búsqueda de un lenguaje visual contemporáneo y personal.

Paralelamente a su actividad como artista, ha desarrollado una amplia experiencia en el diseño de superficies cerámicas y de mármol, creando patrones y conceptos originales para la industria de la cerámica en India.

Ha participado en diversas exposiciones en reconocidos espacios de India, entre ellos Ravishankar Raval Kala Bhavan, Amdavad Ni Gufa y Sir J. J. Art Gallery de Mumbai.

Actualmente reside y desarrolla su actividad artística en Lisboa, donde continúa explorando el diálogo entre sus raíces, sus experiencias personales y una visión artística contemporánea. Para Mahida, el arte es una forma de transmitir sentimientos y contar historias que puedan conectar con el espectador más allá de las fronteras culturales y lingüísticas.