Rahul is paediatrician by vocation and painter by passion. He has a passion for the arts that is boundless and ingrained in his core. Throughout his academic and medical career, Rahul has carried an innate talent and strong ardour for painting with him. Brimming with creativity and artistic capability, he took a brush to a canvas at a very young age. What began as a hobby and creative outlet eventually took the form of professional pursuit of the arts, specifically abstract art. His oeuvre is a reflection of his thoughts and variant emotions, representing his belief in colours being a central part of all living and non-living beings.
A creative by nature, his mind wanders the depths of his innermost self and the ideas and experiences that make up his core. With time, his art has evolved with his personality. While up for interpretation, his work is, in a way, a depiction of his journey through the rollercoaster of life. You can consider Rahul’s work as his life as told on canvas through acrylics and mixed media. Viewers and patrons can find meaning and the rawness of human emotion that stirs the soul. Each piece exudes sensitivity and connection, creating a visual and emotional experience that goes beyond what is in sight.
Over the years, he has demonstrated a strong desire and unwavering persistence in his paintings. While his magnum opus is still underway, Rahul gained much-deserved appreciation and support in several exhibitions around the globe. You can find some of his paintings displayed at the University of Sydney, Australia. Rahul is a true patron of the world of fine arts, supporting budding artists through art residency programs in Rome and Brussels. He understands that any modicum of support from fellow artists can boost aspiring artists’ confidence, encouraging them to tap into their magnitudes of potential to make waves in the future of the artistic landscape.
Currently, you can find him lost in thought with a paintbrush in hand in an art studio in London, Ontario, rummaging through the creative chaos in his head and turning it into a marvel of colours on a canvas. If not there, you can find him in his 2000 Sq. Ft art gallery in his home’s basement, which is designed to complement the work on display and his unique approach to art. You can find his abstract creations for sale on his online art gallery.
