About Pardeep Singh
Dr. Pardeep Singh, born in 1985 in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, is a contemporary artist renowned for his profound connection to nature and his abstract landscapes. From a young age, he was drawn to art, which ultimately led him to study at Santiniketan, a renowned art hub in West Bengal. He spent nearly a decade there, completing both his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Postgraduate studies at Kalabhavana, Visva Bharati University. Later, he earned a Doctorate in Fine Arts (Painting) from Utkal University of Culture, Odisha.
Pardeep’s journey as an artist has taken him across India and abroad. His paintings have been shown in many exhibitions, both nationally and internationally, and have been featured in a variety of art publications. Many art collectors from India and overseas have acquired his works, which are now part of exclusive private collections. In addition to exhibiting his art, he has also organized and participated in several national and international workshops and seminars on art.
His paintings reflect his deep emotional bond with nature. Pardeep describes his style as "digestible abstract" — art that is abstract but still gives viewers a sense of place. His landscapes are inspired by real places he has visited, but instead of painting exact views, he focuses on the atmosphere, energy, and feeling of those locations. He believes that nature is something to be fully experienced — to immerse in, enjoy, and absorb. These memories and sensations then come out naturally onto his canvas, guided by instinct rather than strict planning.
Working mostly on large canvases, Pardeep allows his feelings and subconscious experiences to guide each brushstroke. His artworks often don't follow traditional styles or perspectives. Instead, they invite viewers on a personal and emotional journey through vibrant and multi-layered natural scenes. His use of space and color creates a sense of being inside the landscape, feeling its power and peace.
Pardeep Singh's art encourages people to appreciate the beauty of the world around them, to slow down, and to find their own connection with nature. His paintings are not just visual experiences, but emotional ones, aiming to stir a deeper awareness of how fleeting yet powerful our moments with nature can be.
