Shivani Garg

Artist · Noida

The artist

“My art is about connecting fragments to create an evolving story.”

I am Shivani Garg. My art is about connecting fragments to create an evolving story. For me, the first mark on a canvas is the beginning of a journey—where lines, maps, and memories form a visual language reflecting the world around me.

My practice is shaped by curiosity about human life and movement. I see life as an expedition—starting in uncertainty and gradually revealing new directions. Maps serve as a metaphor in my work, representing both physical spaces and the emotional landscapes we navigate.

Every challenge I’ve faced and every new phase has left a mark, transforming into a personal yet universal visual narrative.

BasedNoida, India

MediumAcrylic & mixed media

InfluencesPaul Klee · Yogesh Rawal · Matisse

My Studio

Where the work begins.

My studio is my universe—a space of complete freedom and discovery. Every time I step inside with a blank canvas, I feel that I am beginning again.

I believe in letting ideas continue their journey rather than forcing an immediate conclusion. The studio gives me the freedom to experiment, make mistakes, and discover the unexpected.

I arrive at the same creative cycle, but never as the same person. Art is an expedition without a fixed destination—and my studio is where that expedition comes alive.

The artist assembling materials at her work table — 01 / At the work table

Coloured paper and tools spread across the studio desk — 02 / Colour in the making

A view across the studio with a circular artwork in the foreground — 03 / A space for looking

Shivani Garg reaching up with a paint roller in her turquoise-tiled studio room — 04 / Reaching for the next mark

Shivani Garg seen from above, seated with a palette and brush against blue mosaic tiles — 05 / Palette in hand

Shivani Garg looking upward with a brush raised and a palette on her lap — 06 / Looking up

Shivani Garg at her desk with a sketchbook and brushes — 07 / Notes in the sketchbook

Shivani Garg reaching across the studio desk to choose a colour — 08 / Choosing the next colour

Shivani Garg seated at a table covered in colour and paper — 09 / At the studio desk

Shivani Garg holding a paint roller beside a palette against blue mosaic tiles — 10 / Roller in hand

Shivani Garg seated with a brush held to her face and a palette on her lap — 11 / A pause before the mark

Shivani Garg seated with a brush raised, palette on her lap, in the turquoise-tiled room — 12 / A quiet moment between marks

Shivani Garg holding a paint roller above her head in the turquoise-tiled room, seen from below — 13 / Roller raised overhead

A wide view of the studio room with the artist at her desk and a round table in the foreground — 14 / The studio, wide

Shivani Garg drawing in a sketchbook at her desk, with brushes in a bowl of paint beside her — 15 / Drawing at the desk

Shivani Garg sorting coloured paper fragments from an open decorated box — 16 / Sorting paper

How she sees

Close-up of fine map-like lines and coloured fragments — Line

Yellow geometric form against a textured blue surface — Geometry

Layered paper composition on a pale background — Material

Turquoise and dark shapes across a circular surface — Colour

Further information

About the artist and studio

A few practical details to help you explore the work and contact the studio.

All questions ↗

Where can I learn more about the artist's practice?

The Bio page brings together the artist introduction, studio photographs and close-up views of the work. For further professional information, use the Contact page.

Can I make a gallery or collaboration enquiry?

Yes. Use the Contact page and choose Gallery or Collaboration as the enquiry type. Include your organisation, the nature of the proposal and any relevant dates.

How can I contact the studio if the form is unavailable?

Use the Instagram or Facebook links on the Contact page. If you are asking about an artwork, include its reference number or page link in your message.

Contact the studio

For artwork enquiries, exhibitions and collaborations.

Get in touch