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HARMEET SINGH (b. 1965) 

Studio Practice: New Chandigarh, India

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Harmeet Singh is an Indian contemporary artist based in New Chandigarh, working primarily in watercolour and acrylic abstraction.

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His practice examines how structure and instability coexist within the painted surface. Across both mediums, the work stages a sustained negotiation between containment and release — watercolour through diffusion and absorption, acrylic through resistance and density. Each painting develops through repetition, interruption, and recalibration, allowing form to emerge gradually rather than through assertion.

​Rather than functioning symbolically, the works operate perceptually. Fields of colour, gestural arcs, and spatial thresholds construct environments that unfold over time, where looking becomes an active and durational process.

​Working from his studio in New Chandigarh, Singh develops parallel bodies of work on paper and canvas, extending an ongoing inquiry into chromatic structure, material behaviour, and spatial tension.

​His work has been presented in institutional and gallery exhibitions in India and Europe, including World Art Dubai, Voghera Gallery (Milan), Jaipur Centre for Culture & Arts, Indian Council for Cultural Relations (Kolkata), India Art Festival (Bengaluru), State Gallery of Art (Hyderabad), and Bombay Art Society (Mumbai).

​Upcoming exhibitions include Qatar International Art Festival 2026, Doha.

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Full CV available upon request.

For curatorial or institutional enquiries: ceo@harmeetsingh.art

​For an account of methodology and material position, visit Practice

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