Inspired by the fundamental building blocks of existence, my 'Elemental' collection, explores the timeless forces that shape our world. From the grounding solidity of earth to the fluidity of water, the transformative power of fire, the boundless expanses of air, and the ethereal essence of space, these elements form the fabric of our reality. Delving into the profound connections between these elements and our well-being, wisdom, and happiness, my artwork seeks to unveil the intrinsic harmony of the universe. This painting invites viewers to immerse themselves in serene landscapes and tranquil vistas, offering a contemplative journey into the essence of existence.

Taruna Singh

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I am an acrylic mixed media artist drawing inspiration from my multicultural background and global experiences. Rooted in Indian heritage, I create textured art that expresses survival through displacement and assimilation. Harmonizing paint, paper, photography, typography, and foliage, my pieces explore identity and belonging amidst life's transience. Through a mesmerizing interplay of layers, I invite viewers to look closer and deeper to reflect on their own cultural fusion. My art celebrates diversity, fostering dialogues that unite us all. Each creation reveals life's intricate tapestry, an invitation to connect, self-reflect, and cherish shared human experiences. I hold an Associates Degree in Art and Advertising Design from New York City Technical College. After working as a graphic designer for over two decades, the pandemic provided a conduit to reconnect with fine art. My work can be found in private and public collections in North America and United Kingdom. Most recently St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto has added my largest painting, ‘Chakras,’ to their Robert Howard and Brenda McDowell Patient and Family Learning Centre. This vibrant abstract now brightens their ‘Joy’ collection, fostering positivity and hope. It’s an immense honour to contribute to a space dedicated to learning, healing and support for patients and their families.