Sakshi Kulthe is a Nashik based artist whose primary medium is charcoal. Drawn to its ability to express depth, emotion, light and shadow with simplicity and strength, she creates realistic portraits and expressive figurative compositions, often of women captured in quiet, reflective moments. She also paints in acrylic and mixed media, taking her subjects from human emotion, nature and everyday life, with the aim of telling meaningful stories that leave a lasting connection with the viewer.

Her interest in drawing began in childhood and developed into a focused charcoal practice through her Government Diploma in Art, which she completed with a first class. She is currently pursuing a Diploma in Art Education.

Her work has been selected for the 46th Monsoon Art Show at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, where her work was selected and sold, and for the State Level Art Exhibition, and she has shown in group exhibitions in Nashik.