Apeksha Agarwal is a globally-based photographer and generative AI artist, currently working between Mumbai and New York. Known for her striking fashion, beauty, and celebrity photography, Apeksha has collaborated with leading brands, actors, and creatives across editorial and advertising industries worldwide. Her work has been featured in top publications including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Glamour, Grazia, and L’Officiel, as well as on billboards in major global cities.
In addition to her photography practice, Apeksha works as a creative director, bringing a distinct visual language and storytelling sensibility to every project. She is also at the forefront of AI-driven visual content, using generative tools to build imaginative, brand-specific campaigns for the digital age. Her work in this space has earned her a reputation as a pioneer and educator, leading panels and guest lectures at institutions such as School of Visual Arts, New York Film Academy, B&H, and Soho House.
Her studio, Decadent Art Haus, is a multidisciplinary art house focused on AI art, creative consulting, and visual innovation—serving clients globally while rooted in the cultural richness of India and the creative energy of New York.
EXHIBITIONS/GALLERY SHOWS
2024 Panel Talk on “The Next AI Wave of Creative Expression” at DOORS Gallery, New York, NY
2023 AI Art Exhibit at Art Basel, Miami, FL
2023 Photography and Generative AI Exhibit at New York Fashion Week, New York, NY
2023 Panel Talk on “The Future of Art with AI”, Soho Works, Manhattan, New York, NY
2023 Solo Exhibit, The Feminine Gaze at Soho House NY, Manhattan, New York, NY
2022 Solo Exhibit, Art Soirée at Soho House, Mumbai, India
2022 Solo Exhibit at Kathiwada House, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Mumbai, India
2021 Solo Exhibit, Art Soirée at Soho House NY, Manhattan, New York, NY
2021 SVA Gramercy Gallery, “Recalled 2021”, Manhattan, New York, NY
2021 Foley Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Manhattan, New York, NY
2021 Solo Exhibit at Soho House NY, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Manhattan, New York, NY
2021 The Holy Art, Oblivion, Hackney Down Studios, London, UK
2021 Laurent Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Melbourne, Australia
2021 South x Southeast Photo Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Molena, Georgia
2021 Yellowstone Art Museum, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Billings, Montana
2021 Matca Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Hanoi, Vietnam
2020 Dab Art Co. Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Online Exhibition
2020-2021 SIY Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, San Francisco, Los Angeles
2020-2021 International Art Show of Raleigh, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Raleigh, North Carolina
2020 Jones Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Kansas City, Missouri
2020 SVA Virtual Exhibition, “Parallel Adaptations”, Manhattan, New York, NY
2020 Photoville, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Brooklyn, New York, NY
2020 Davis Orton Gallery, “Mumbai Lost and Found”, Hudson, New York, NY
2017 New York Film Academy, “Candy Rush”, Manhattan, New York, NY