Monica Ghule

(b. 1989, Mumbai) is a contemporary Indian artist whose practice is deeply informed by personal memory, childhood, family relationships, and the emotional complexities of human connection. Her paintings transform intimate experiences into gentle and evocative narratives that speak to the universal language of memory.

Childhood, sibling relationships, motherhood, friendship, and self-identity recur throughout her work. Her figures are often rendered with simplicity and restraint, surrounded by motifs such as birds, butterflies, leaves, and paper planes that evoke the innocence and freedom of childhood. 

Ghule holds an MFA from Nagpur University . Her work has also explored the evolving emotional relationship between parent and child through her Mother Series. Her art is ultimately a tender exploration of nostalgia, belonging, motherhood, and the enduring emotional landscape of childhood.