This book explores the enduring connection between art and geology, revealing how Earth’s materials can inspire creativity, learning, and innovation. Rooted in India’s rich artistic heritage and the scientific study of our planet, it introduces Geoart as a groundbreaking interdisciplinary field that bridges science, art, and education. As teaching increasingly embraces experiential and hands-on approaches, this book demonstrates how geological materials can be transformed into meditative, visually compelling works of art while deepening scientific understanding. Through key concepts in Geoart, Geoaesthetics, and Geoeducation, it presents new opportunities for geoscience educators, artists, mining professionals, and Earth scientists. Combining academic insight with practical relevance, this pioneering volume highlights the creative, educational, and socio-economic potential of Geoart, inspiring readers to view the natural world through both scientific and artistic lenses.

Dr. Kirtikumar R. Randive is Professor at RTM Nagpur University, India. He has published more than 125 research papers, authored 13 books and served as an editor for reputed international journals. A recipient of multiple awards, he was part of India's 31st Indian Scientific Antarctic Expedition.

Ms. Krutika Jangale is a research Scholar in the Postgraduate Department of Geology at RTM Nagpur University and works as an Assistant Professor (CHB) at S.M. Mohota College of Science, Nagpur (India). Ms. Jangale previously worked as a high school teacher and education trainee at the Raman Science Center. With twenty-two publications to her name, she also pursues entrepreneurship as an artist under the name ‘ArtKruti’.