OUR STORY
THE ARTIST
Kalim Rahi Quadri is a celebrated artist from Jharkhand, India, with over 42 years of experience in painting. Born in 1975 in Sulumjudi, near Muri in Ranchi, he developed an early passion for art, considering colors, brushes, and canvas his childhood toys. His artistic journey has been marked by resilience and an unwavering commitment to creativity.
Beyond painting, he is also a talented poet, believing that painting and poetry are two sides of the same coin—one crafting images with colors and brushes, the other painting with words. This dual artistic expression enriches his work and deepens its impact.
Despite facing numerous challenges, He remained steadfast in his artistic pursuits, drawing strength from key individuals who supported him during difficult times. Among them are Dr. V.N. Choudhary, 3D artist Akbar Momin, Ajay Kujur, Sunil Lakra, Chand Khan, Vijay Rajgharia, artist Vijendra Sharma from Delhi, Tayyab Momin, and Ramesh Jalan, whose contributions he acknowledges with deep gratitude.
His exceptional talent has earned him significant recognition. He has been honored twice by former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, Arjun Munda, and has received accolades from Sudesh Kumar Mahto, the former Home and Art Minister of Jharkhand. Among his many awards are the Pragati Kala Ratna Award and the Kala Shiromani Award, solidifying his place as one of India's foremost artists.


THE ART
Kalim Rahi Quadri’s paintings are more than just visual expressions; they are powerful narratives of human values and social issues. His works convey messages of brotherhood, unity, love, humanity, and global peace, making his art a medium for silent yet profound storytelling.
Through his paintings, he speaks for those who cannot express themselves, using colors and brushstrokes to reflect the truths of life. His art serves as a mirror to society, offering deep insights into human emotions and experiences. Each of his works carries a message—urging viewers to introspect and embrace compassion, tolerance, and unity.
Kalim’s artistic achievements extend beyond individual recognition; his work contributes to a larger cause—promoting social awareness and moral consciousness. His dedication to art continues to inspire many, proving that creativity is not just an aesthetic pursuit but a tool for meaningful change.