Kishore Roy was born in 1964 in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, and is currently based in New Delhi, India. Roy's artistic vision generates images that are creatures of the imagination, not nature, yet they possess a fertility that is as astonishing as the imagery in our dreams. A highly celebrated artwork is "The Blue God of the Flute," which features a unique, profound, and deeply resonant depiction of Krishna. Roy's Krishna is a figure of pure rasa (aesthetic emotion), a vision that is contemporary yet timeless. In this piece, the god of the flute is seen instructing the human soul and manifesting as totality. His use of color—ranging from luminous hues to deep indigo—vibrantly depicts the energy of his imaginative Krishna and the joy of his divine life. This rich artistic approach is evident in his series, "THE MAGIC FLUTE, TELLING UNTELLING STORIES," which is a symphony of love and beauty. Roy's work serves as a rich source of inspiration, ultimately conveying that all of life is a beautiful experience.