Neha Geeta Verma (b.1995, Lakhimpur, Uttar Pradesh, India ) completed her BFA, Painting from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 2016 and MFA, Printmaking from S.N. School of Arts and Communication, University of Hyderabad, 2018.

She has participated in various exhibitions throughout the country, including her first solo show titled ‘Convergence: The Untouched Layer’ at Kalakriti Contemporary, Kalakriti Art Gallery (2019), the group show ‘Can You See What I See’ with Kalakriti Art Gallery (2024), the art project ‘Synthesis of Difference: Contemporary Art Practices from India and South Korea’ at the Korean Cultural Centre, New Delhi (2022), a solo art project at the India Art Fair (2019) with Kalakriti Art Gallery, and a group show, "Shared Spaces" at Kala Chaupal, Gurugram, Haryana (2019), a group show ‘Mapping Territories,’ at Dhi Artspace Gallery Hyderabad (2018), art project ‘Art and Science dialogue’ at TIFR Hyderabad (A collaborative art project with S N School Hyderabad and Tata institute of fundamental research Hyderabad), Hyderabad (2018).

She has been an artist-in-residence at the Piramal Art Foundation, Thane, Maharashtra (2019), a residency programme at Kalakriti Art Hyderabad (2018).

Neha’s works explore the profound meaning behind the architectural histories that exist within every surface, revealing the essence of the countless interactions that have taken place over time. Her work has been greatly influenced by the utilization of paper; with her masterful cutting techniques adding a sense of depth and dimension. She finds inspiration in architectural components, patterns and motifs exploring the concepts of reality, illusion, permanence, and impermanence. Her works embrace the interplay of light and shadow, resulting in a captivating secondary element that adds a touch of transience.

Neha Verma lives and works in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.