A realist painter, sculptor, and poetess, Kamlika Chandla follows the classical methods of the atelier philosophy.

Based in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, Chandla can be found practicing her own art or working one-on-one with students and groups to help individuals find confidence in their unique creative pursuits.

From captivating portraits to custom made meaningful art for her commission-clients, to intricate still-life compositions and unconventional narratives, Chandla seeks to make every work meaningful, evocative, and beautiful. She works on a diverse range of subjects and genres, from portraits of humans, animals, horses to theme based symbolic art.

Chandla has studied at the historic Palette & Chisel Academy of Art in Chicago- Illinois, The Florence Academy of Art in Italy, and has trained with masters around the world including Mark Carder, Adrian Gottlieb, Stephen Bauman, Jura Bedic, Juliette Aristides, Sadie Valerie Jeningan and Cornelia Hernes.