About Us
Siri Mutalik Desai
Siri began art at age five and won her first art competition that same year. Since then, she’s won Reflections twice at her school and has received two honorable mentions in international art competitions. Her inspiration for art stems from things she’s passionate about, such as social issuess, music, and nature. Siri enjoys drawing portraits because it allows her to express emotions through different people. Her favorite mediums are charcoal and acrylic paint. Recently, she’s also been experimenting with Bob Ross painting styles. Her love for art doesn’t stop there—in 2023, she joined the Expressions Arts organization as part of their Executive Council and became the lead coordinator for the non-profit’s annual magazine. In addition, she’s also a certified Teen Docent at the Bellevue Arts Museum. In the future, she aspires to bring awareness to diverse social issues through her artwork.
Rehet Kapoor
Rehet Kapoor is an avid teen entrepreneur who began her artistic journey at the age of 10 years old. Utilizing colored pencils and watercolors, she successfully attained in-depth knowledge and understanding of hyper-realistic drawings. Rehet continues to become proficient in the subjects of painting and acrylics. She demonstrates a passion for many variations of art represented by a 3rd place award in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest as well as numerous honorable mentions and special recognitions in International Art Competitions.
Furthermore, she is involved in numerous community outreach events and contributes to multiple benevolent causes like Expressions Arts, The Sofia Way, Asha for Education, AmPowering, and much more. Influenced by her interest in helping the society, Rehet became the secretary of her school's chapter of the National Junior Honor Society and planned multiple fundraising events.
She hopes to expand her social network through art shows and fairs where she can display her art and spread the word about her customization business, ReKap Creations. She truly enjoys the experience of customizing and creating unique products, and donating 25% of her profits to an orphanage in India.
Recently, in 2022, she was given the opportunity to take the position of the Administrative Assistant of Sweety Saradha Arts. And in 2023, joined the Executive Council of Expressions Arts (non-profit). After five years, Rehet is still growing in her creative path and hopes to inspire everyone to follow their passions.