Sanket Viramgami employs the techniques of miniature painting and Kantha art. He earned his BVA and MVA in Painting from M S University, Baroda in 2011 and 2013, respectively. Sanket Viramgami's current series of paintings are infused with a romantic eclecticism, representing a postmodern tapestry of contemporary times. The anachronistic promiscuity operates on multiple levels, visible not only in the juxtaposition of subjects from various periods but also in the blending of different aesthetic idioms and techniques. One can discern the fusion of artistic conventions from miniaturist traditions, notably the Persian school, with elements from traditional Indian crafts like Kantha and what seems to be the Gond visual language.
His canvases are adorned with tales from the folk stories of 20th-century Gujarati social-reformer and poet Jhaverchand Meghani, overlaid with modern-day counterparts. These visual excerpts, ranging from mythical to realistic, coexist on the same plane, reflecting a historical consciousness that offers a stereoscopic vision of our present intertwined with memories of the past.
Sanket's works have been featured in various exhibitions, including 'Cartography of Narratives' at LATITUDE 28, Bikaner House, New Delhi (2019); Kochi Muziris Biennale, Vis-à-Vis Art Foundation, Kochi (2018-2019); River City Group Show, Bangkok (2018); CIMA Art Gallery, Kolkata (2017); Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai (2017); Sakshi Art Gallery (2017); Gallery Espace, Delhi (2016); 'The Baroda March' at Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai (2015); Vadodara International Art & Culture Festival (2015); Tao Art Gallery (2015); 'Art for Young Collector II' at Galerie Mirchandani+Steinruecke, Mumbai (2013). He has received The Elizabeth Greenfields Foundation Award (2017); Sanskriti Kala Puraskar National Award (2017); Merit Scholarship Award from M.S University, Baroda (2007–2013); and Jeram Patel Award (2011). He participated in the HuaHin International Contemporary Arts Residency Programme, Thailand (2018) and Harmony Art camp at Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City, Mumbai (2016). He was part of a group show sponsored by Vis-à-vis Studio at Taj Art Gallery, The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai (2018).