Madhurendra Kumar was born in 1994 in Barwa Kala village, East Champaran, Bihar. His father, Shiv Kumar Sah, was a farmer, and his mother, Gena Devi, was a homemaker. From a young age, Madhurendra developed an interest in creating figures with sand and clay. He often practiced his art near the Arun River in his village. He completed his early education in East Champaran and later earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree from the Ancient Art Centre in Chandigarh.

CareerMadhurendra began creating clay and sand figures as a child and later transitioned to large-scale sand art. His works often feature national leaders, deities, and social messages, focusing on issues like environmental protection, women’s empowerment, voter awareness, and anti-drug campaigns. He has participated in sand art festivals in several countries, including India, Sri Lanka, the USA, Bhutan, Russia, Japan, and Thailand.

Major Works- Lok Sabha Elections 2019 – Voter awareness sand art displayed in Bihar.
– Konark International Sand Art Festival (2018–2019) – Received international award.
– 20-foot-tall sculpture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi made from 50 tons of sand (2025) – Covered by ABP News.
– London World Record Sand Art (2025) – Entered in the London Book of World Records.

Awards and HonorsMadhurendra has received over 60 awards at the state, national, and international levels, including:
– London Book of World Record (2025)
– International Sand Art Award, Konark Festival (2019)
– Global Bihar Excellence Award (2019)

Media CoverageMadhurendra Kumar’s art and achievements have been covered by various media outlets, including Dainik Jagran, Hindustan, Prabhat Khabar, and ABP News.

Personal LifeMadhurendra Kumar married Deepika Kumari in 2020. He currently resides in East Champaran, Bihar, and works as a full-time sand artist and sculptor.