SWAPNA ROY CHOUDHURY, an alumnus from Government College of Art and Craft, Kolkata, the premier art college in India graduated with commercial art in 1976. Consequent on her passing out she was involved in making art works, murals and frescos for many prestigious organisations in the country.

Since 1990 onwards she started holding her solo exhibitions and has held number of exhibitions in prestigious venues in Mumbai, India. She has been regularly holding exhibition. Her paintings are mostly in water colours, though she has exhibited oils in some of these venues. Her theme of painting is generally indian, rural based, where she expresses herself in the depiction of rural lives, especially women.

A lack of identity which exists amongst all of us and particularly with the rural lot, presents lives as a 2 dimensional face which permits only what it appears as. Swapna's paintings breaks this face in an attempt to nullify the distance and its complexities.

Swapna becomes not a voyeur but a participant, making room, just as characters, the landscape, the frame do to this "ENTIRETY". The essence of such intrinsic placement translates themselves into bright colors, tones and a memory like "STILLNESS". In her attempt to express herself in such depictions, these depictions translate themselves into vibrant colourful paintings.Along with the vibrancy, there is a pause, or a brief moment of silence, which she captures which allocates the surface needed for her to draw the viewers into this "WORLD" she constructs.

Through her numerous solo exhibitions she has been able to make a mark with all those who have seen her paintings, and her collections are found, spread all over the world.

She is looking for International promoter.