Artist Bio

Nandini Lodha (b.2000, New Delhi, India)  graduated in BA Fine Art from Kington University, London in 2023. She has participated in the Platform Gallery alongside participating in the Deans Gallery Exhibition both events hosted by Kingston University. Her work is iterative around abstract art gaining inspiration from the environment and daily life. Besides being a printmaker, she also works in mixed media, watercolour, acrylic, charcoal, textiles, gouache, ink and pen. She is currently working out of her studio in Noida, India.

Instagram : @aquateal_123

​

My inspiration comes from everyday materials and objects I see in my studio. I love moving around streets and visiting galleries. In general, I like to draw what I see around me.

I learnt by copying but now rely on my imagination to produce original work. As I started using my own ideas, I became more aware of how I could use the environment around me in my art.

I do a lot of experimentation and use various mediums. As a student of Kingston University, London, I have been exposed to, and am enamored by, digital media and installations.

I would say my creativity and color sense are my strengths.

I want my viewers to feel art rather than just look and process it mentally. I would like my viewers to feel a sense of innocence and connection as they look at my art.