Baluchart is a male artist whose work delves into fundamental questions of identity, potential, and the unfolding present. He approaches artistic inquiry with a unique perspective, deeply rooted in the Hindu concept of Brahma and the interconnectedness of all things, drawing essence from the Vedas and Upanishads that underpin his beliefs and worship. For Baluchart, visual art serves as a potent and invaluable medium for innovation and the exploration of new dimensions, guiding him towards self-discovery and the articulation of both overt and concealed truths.

His art is a personal expression of his life, encompassing his past and present, and examining the intricate relationship between lifestyle, society, and its cherished culture. He explores how culture shapes its territorial boundaries, its connection to global culture, and its profound influence on the individuals within those borders, questioning the values it engenders. Drawing inspiration from both the positive and negative aspects of a particular culture, as it deeply impacts him as an inherent part with a distinct viewpoint, Baluchart seeks to cultivate a new dimension within territorial art, celebrating its beauty.

Driven by a desire to promote his culture and its intrinsic beauty, including religious beliefs, lifestyle, rituals, worship, faith, and prayers that significantly shape his daily existence, Baluchart aims to express these core elements through his own aesthetic lens, striving to create impactful art. Proficient in various mediums such as oil color, charcoal pencils, dry pastels, watercolor, mixed media, acrylic, soft pastels, and tempera, he has extensively experimented with watercolor and oil due to their versatility. A keen observer of nature, Baluchart maintains a rigorous practice of creating nearly a thousand sketches daily, focusing on nature, human anatomy, and the study of animals and birds, enabling him to handle any medium with freedom and ease.