Artist Statement

My art is a visual journal of my feelings and insights that transcend language. Each piece is a memoir that reflects an emotional journey, spiritual culture and history, told through the delicate mediums of watercolour, graphite, natural pigments, and gold. These materials ground my work in authenticity, while the use of gold symbolizes the divine presence woven into the fabric of each story. Art is my way of journaling and expressing my understanding of the divine.

Artist Bio

Ravjot Singh (Kapoor Saab) is a contemporary Indian artist born in 1992 in Delhi, India. Kapoor received formal training in commercial art from the College of Art, New Delhi. His experience includes working with advertising agencies like FCB, Leo Burnett and GTB. 

Kapoor has developed a unique artistic style that blends traditional art with a modern context. His work is best known for its incorporation of Mughal art-inspired figurative, utilizing watercolour, gouache, graphite, and gold. His art often explores themes of cultural heritage and spirituality, drawing inspiration from Gurbani, historical events and personal experiences. Through his paintings, he explores the complexities of identity, tradition, and human emotions, inviting viewers to contemplate and engage with these themes.

Kapoor’s work has been recently exhibited in a Contemporary Sikh art exhibition in 2024 curated by the Sikh Museum Initiative, United Kingdom and Punjabi Art Collective 2024 at Berkley, California and Rahaao 2024, in Toronto, Canada. His work has been acquired by several art collectors based in Europe, India and the USA. He also received an award from Padma Bhushan Ram V Sutar at the Miraki Group show in 2017.