Richa Chandrawanshi

For a decade, I worked a demanding job in the IT sector after studying engineering, feeling increasingly trapped as a creative person. Juggling two full-time lives for five years meant dedicating my late nights and weekends to resin art until 2 or 3 a.m., balancing the corporate schedule with my true passion. When I finally decided to quit my IT job to pursue art full-time, I experienced a heavy period of burnout and had to navigate a major identity shift after years of corporate routine.1

Since taking that leap, my life has gained a much healthier structure, with dedicated studio hours and proper rest. While I consider myself quite bad at networking, staying consistent with sharing my journey and resin art creations on Instagram became the primary driver for my business growth. From pioneering the Lotus Pond trend to working on unique client projects like temple floor installations, I have finally found my flow state and the freedom to fully immerse myself in my artistic calling