21st May 2026, Delhi: Arts and souls foundation successfully concluded DreamSphere 2026 – Different Minds, Infinite Expressions, a three-day inclusive art exhibition held from 16th to 18th May 2026 at Bikaner House.
The exhibition celebrated the creativity, imagination, and artistic brilliance of 42 neurodiverse artists from across India, showcasing more than 170 artworks across varied themes and styles. From vibrant nature-inspired canvases and expressive abstract works to spiritual themes and intricate detailed compositions, the exhibition beautifully reflected the unique perspectives and infinite expressions of the participating artists.
Over the three days, DreamSphere transformed the gallery space into a celebration of resilience, individuality, hope, and creativity. Visitors experienced art that went beyond technique and aesthetics — each artwork carried a personal story, emotion, and voice, creating a powerful connection between the artists and the audience.
The exhibition was inaugurated by eminent contemporary artist Jatin Das and renowned child neurologist Dr. Shefali Gulati.
Speaking at the inauguration, Jatin Das appreciated the authenticity and emotional depth reflected in the artworks and said, “Art is the purest form of expression, and these artists remind us that creativity has no boundaries or definitions.”
Dr. Shefali Gulati highlighted the importance of acceptance and inclusion while speaking about neurodiverse individuals and said, “Being different does not mean being inferior. Just because some individuals with autism may communicate differently or may not speak, it does not mean they have nothing to say. Every individual has emotions, thoughts, and immense potential that deserve to be understood and valued.”
DreamSphere 2026 witnessed a remarkable footfall throughout the event, with visitors including art enthusiasts, architects, designers, educators, students, families, and members of the larger community who came together to celebrate and encourage the artists.
The closing ceremony was graced by Shikha Roy, MLA, Greater Kailash. She warmly encouraged everyone with her kind words. “Arts and Souls Foundation is truly doing a noble and meaningful service by bringing out the highest potential of individuals with special needs. It is absolutely commendable to see how, despite many challenges, these children continue to strive, create, and move forward in life with courage and determination. Initiatives like Dreamsphere not only celebrate talent but also inspire society to embrace inclusion with empathy and respect.”
Vineet Handa, CEO Kaizzen speaking on the organization’s association with Dreamsphere said, “DreamSphere is a celebration of expression, dignity, and possibility. Every artwork here carries a unique perspective and reminds us that creativity transcends definitions and boundaries. Kaizzen has been a proud partner of Arts and Souls Foundation and have been continuously advocating for the talented children of the foundation.”
Supported by Kaizzen and Fieldking, DreamSphere 2026 stood as more than an art exhibition — it became a celebration of courage, acceptance, inclusion, and the transformative power of creativity when nurtured with dignity and opportunity.
Event Details
- Event: DreamSphere 2026 – Art Exhibition
- Theme: Different Minds, Infinite Expressions
- Dates: 16th – 18th May 2026
- Venue: Bikaner House
- Organised by: artsandsoulsfoundation
- Participating Artists: 42 Neurodiverse Artists
- Artworks Displayed: 170+ Artworks
About Arts & Souls Foundation
Arts and Souls Foundation is dedicated to empowering neurodiverse and specially-abled individuals through art, creativity, and inclusive opportunities. The foundation creates meaningful platforms that encourage self-expression, artistic recognition, skill development, and financial independence for artists.
Through exhibitions, workshops, awareness initiatives, and collaborative projects, Arts & Souls Foundation continues to work towards building a more inclusive society that celebrates abilities, individuality, and creative expression beyond labels and limitations.
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