Conrad Pinto (b.1970) is a Goa-based artist whose practice over the past decade has been rooted primarily in printmaking, while also encompassing painting, murals, and photography. Working largely with woodcut and linocut, his approach to realism is expansive—engaging landscapes, portraits, nature, and the mechanics of visual perception alongside explorations of the subconscious. His prints combine strong graphic structure with careful observation, allowing realism to function as both documentation and reflection.

Pinto’s recent body of work focuses on Goa’s rapidly transforming social and ecological landscape. Through relief prints that depict traditional occupations, skills, and ways of life on the verge of disappearance, he reflects on the impact of modernization and the erosion of cultural memory. Pinto has participated in several international and national exhibitions and projects, including the 23rd International Print Biennial Varna (Bulgaria, 2025); As We Are at Saraya, Saligao, Goa (2023); Linocut Printmakers Second International Postcard Exchange (2023); 2nd International Print Biennale India at Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi (2021); Tenth Biennial of Small Forms, Pleven, Bulgaria (2020); and Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa (2017). His work has been recognized with awards such as the Celommi Award (First Place, Italy, 2020/21) and the Fundação Oriente India Visual Arts Award (2020).