Nawal Kishore channels his art from a place of deep feeling, blending ancient philosophy with raw emotion to create a powerful, intimate connection with anyone who gazes upon it.
Nawal Kishore, a transformative creator, graduated as the top student in Fine Arts from Lucknow University. His profound connection to the ancient Indian aesthetics of rasas shapes his evocative work, creating a vivid dialogue between human emotion and spirituality. Kishore’s expertise has led to 25 solo exhibitions, both in India and abroad, and numerous curatorial roles, including the National Women Art Camp & Exhibition in New Delhi. His art, lauded for its nuanced body language and spiritual undertones, captures the delicate balance of color, light, and divine presence. Honors include prestigious awards from AIFACS, Lalit Kala Academy, and various national forums. In 2001, he undertook a pivotal research project with Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi. For Kishore, painting is not just an act—it’s a conversation, a way of reaching into the depths of his own heart and offering that quiet intimacy to anyone willing to look, feel, and reflect.
