House of Creativity (HoC) and The Designera, come together for The Art of Confluence, an exhibition that brings together a dynamic mix of artistic perspectives and expressions by Indian and international artists under one roof. The show will be on view from 16th to 26th May 2025 at The Designera in Worli.
This showcase marks the first collaboration between the digital-first platform House of Creativity, led by actor-photographer Luv S Sinha and filmmaker-photographer Kussh S Sinha, now in its fourth year, and the physical gallery space of Amrita Deora’s The Designera. On display is a thoughtfully curated blend of digital art, photography, mixed media and sculpture, with each piece offering its own point of view while engaging in a quiet and sometimes playful dialogue with the rest.
Excerpts from the interview:
From Luv S Sinha:
Tell us a bit about your artworks that you’re showcasing at the exhibition.
So, I'm exhibiting four images at the House of Creativity x The Designera show, and my images tell a story. First of all, I chose to exhibit photographs that follow a theme, neon text or neon signs, and together, they narrate a journey.
The first image features the word 'Love'. The second is 'It was all a dream', because that’s what it can feel like when you fall in love. The third image says 'Tell the Truth and Run', which reflects the vulnerability and risk that sometimes come with love. And finally, the fourth image is 'Bon Voyage', symbolizing the beginning of a new journey.
We decided to follow this kind of storytelling pattern. The images are vivid, bright, and energetic—which basically defines my style. It’s been an interesting process.
HoC x The Designera's The Art of Confluence |
Artwork by Luv S Sinha (House of Creativity) |
HoC is now in its 4th year... how does it feel to be a proud parent of this growing platform?
I'm very proud of House of Creativity. It's been a very interesting four years, and I think anyone who has embarked on the journey of entrepreneurship knows that it's not always easy. Of course, before you rise, you may fall in some ways, but thankfully, we never really fell. Some years have been phenomenal, some a little slower…. that’s the way I’d put it. But the good part is, we are growing, and we’re succeeding in a way that feels very organic.
We did have a few stumbles along the way, but I believe it’s always a team effort. I wouldn’t take credit for it entirely in any way whatsoever. I’d like to acknowledge everyone who has been part of the team from the beginning…. whether it’s Abhineet Khanna, our in-house curator; Kajal Shah, our digital marketing head; Gabriella, the creative head; or Anushka, the arts manager, each of them has played a role in helping the company grow. Some years have been phenomenal, some a little slower…. that’s the way I’d put it. But the good part is, we are growing, and we’re succeeding in a way that feels very organic. That, of course, comes with me pushing as much as I can, because I believe you have to combine both: a lot of hard work and a bit of luck. In some cases, it’s the other way around… but I prefer it this way. I’d rather put in a lot of hard work and rely on just a little bit of luck.
Right now, we're still collaborating with other amazing partners, like The Designera, which has been an extremely memorable experience. But yes, the long-term vision is to have a gallery of my own.
Artwork by Vandita Mishra (House of Creativity) |
Artwork by David Gerstein (The Designera) |
Artwork by Fred Allard (The Designera) |
From Kussh S Sinha:
Tell us a bit about the exhibition…
This showcase marks a significant milestone for us—it’s the first time House of Creativity is coming together with a physical gallery space like The Designera. Over the past four years, we've built a digital-first platform that champions diverse artistic voices, and this collaboration allows us to explore how digital and physical realms can truly complement each other. With The Art of Confluence, we wanted to create more than just a meeting point; it’s a merging of energies, styles, and perspectives that speak to each other in quiet, powerful, and sometimes playful ways. Every piece on display reflects that intention, and we’re excited to share this evolving journey with a wider audience.
Artwork by Ahmed Ali Awadhi (House of Creativity) |
Artwork by Leo Manelli (The Designera) |
Tell us a bit about your artworks that you’re showcasing at the exhibition…
They're from different places and times but my effort was to capture an emotion. To take the viewer back to that particular moment and be immersed in it.
