UdayMicroartist

✏️Microartist🔴⚫TEDx Speaker🔺Little things are lot to me

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"From a young age, I was drawn to art. I would spend hours sketching and experimenting with different mediums, not realising then that this passion would one day define my journey.

In 2013, I moved to Hyderabad for my post-graduation. While academics kept me busy, art remained close to my heart. The real spark came in 2014 when I carved my first miniature sculpture on a pencil lead as a gift for a friend. It was a tough beginning as I broke countless pencil tips, but the challenge fascinated me. I realised I had discovered a unique way to express myself.

After completing my post-graduation, I entered the corporate sector as a data analyst. Even with a demanding job, I never let go of micro-art. I kept creating in my free hours, making sculptures of monuments, portraits of inspiring figures, and abstract forms. Every piece demanded time, patience, and focus, but the joy it gave me was worth every effort.

Using pencil graphite as my canvas, I have carved intricate pieces including the Seven Wonders of the World and detailed portraits that reflect human emotions. What started as a personal experiment slowly brought recognition, and I was humbled to be called one of the fastest micro-artists.

One of the most memorable moments of my journey was speaking at TEDx KLU, where I shared how a simple pencil and a dream can open endless possibilities. It was a proud experience that reinforced my belief in following what truly excites you.

But my journey was not just about personal milestones. I wanted to support other artists who often struggle for opportunities. That thought led me to start @artartistofficial, a community initiative that helps artists connect, learn, and showcase their work.
I started ArtArtist to give artists a space where they feel seen. So far, we’ve hosted 6 seasons with around 50 artists in each, offering more than 300+ free stalls to help them showcase their work. I also exhibited my own art at The August Fest.

Through meet-ups and flea markets, we have created spaces where creativity can thrive and where artists can find encouragement and recognition.

Today, as an entrepreneur, micro-artist, and TEDx speaker, I continue to explore new ideas in micro-art while sharing my work through social media to inspire others to embrace their creative side. Looking back, I see how every stage from my childhood in Khammam to my time in Hyderabad has been part of this journey. Art has always been with me, and I am eager to see where it takes me next."

– Uday Kumar Sangisetti, Micro Artist, Entrepreneur

#microart #journey #passion #entrepreneurlife #hyderabad

[Humans of Hyderabad @HumansofHyd]

"From a young age, I was drawn to art, spending hours sketching and experimenting with different mediums. Little did I know that this love for art would shape my future in ways I never imagined.

In 2013, I moved to Hyderabad to pursue my post-graduation. While my studies were important, my passion for art never faded. It all started in 2014 when I decided to carve miniature sculptures on pencil leads as a unique gift for a friend. Though I faced many challenges, such as breaking countless pencil tips, the process fascinated me. It felt like I had discovered a new form of creative expression.

After my post-graduation, I worked in the corporate sector in data analytics. But my passion for micro-art only grew stronger. Balancing work and creativity wasn’t easy, but I kept nurturing both. Over time, I created several pieces, including sculptures of historical monuments, portraits of iconic figures, and abstract designs. Each piece requires time, precision, and focus.

Using pencil graphite as my canvas, I’ve created intricate sculptures, including the 7 Wonders of the World, and crafted lifelike pencil portraits that capture human emotions. What began as a personal passion has grown into a recognized skill, earning me the title of one of the fastest micro-artists.

One of the highlights of my journey was speaking at TEDx KLU, where I shared my story and emphasized how a pencil and a dream can take you anywhere. It was a proud moment that affirmed my belief in the power of following one’s passion. However, my journey doesn’t stop at personal success. I wanted to give back to the community that had supported me along the way. That's why I founded @artartistofficial, a community initiative aimed at supporting, connecting, and empowering artists, especially those just starting out. I recognized that many artists struggle to find platforms to showcase their work and connect with others. I wanted to create a network where artists come together, share knowledge, and support each other's growth. The initiative also provides opportunities for artists to display and sell their work through events like flea markets and meet-ups.

Today, as an entrepreneur, micro-artist, and TEDx speaker, I continue to push the boundaries of micro-art, experimenting with new ideas and techniques. Through social media, I share my work and encourage others to explore their creative side. Looking back, I realize that every step—from my village days in Khammam to my time in Hyderabad has shaped who I am today. Art has always been my companion, and I look forward to where it will take me next."

- Uday Kumar Sangisetti, Micro Artist, Entrepreneur

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