Atin Basak, born in Calcutta in 1966, is an artist known for his captivating depictions of Eastern philosophies and lifestyles. His etchings and lithographs portray recluses and sages with a profound sense of wisdom and solitude, standing out amidst bustling surroundings. Through works like "Ermitao" and "Soledad," Basak skillfully uses shadow, texture, and Sanskrit symbols to convey themes of introspection, ancient wisdom, and personal strength. His artistic journey, including studies in Calcutta and Baroda, has been marked by accolades like the Charles Wallace India Trust Arts Award and a French government scholarship. Basak's art is widely collected, gracing prestigious institutions globally and private collections across several countries, reflecting his impact and resonance in the art world.