Bhaskar Singha Unveils ‘Realms of Peace, V’ at Visual Art Gallery, New Delhi

Bhaskar Singha Unveils ‘Realms of Peace, V’ at Visual Art Gallery, New Delhi

The solo art exhibition “Realms of Peace – V” by renowned artist Bhaskar Singha will take place at Visual Art Gallery, India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, New Delhi. The show will be inaugurated on Tuesday, 6 August 2025 at 6:30 PM, and will remain open to the public from 7th to 10th August, The opening will be graced by esteemed personalities from the art and cultural world, including Mrs. Sushma K. Bhal (writer and curator), Mr. Rakesh Gupta and Ms. Tina Vachani (Directors, Routes 2 Roots NGO), Mr. Niren Sen Gupta (former Principal, College of Art, Delhi), Mr. Ashok Bhowmick (artist and writer), and Mr. Johny M.L. (art curator).

Bhaskar Singha’s artistic journey spans nearly three decades, marked by a distinctive visual language rooted in the traditions of Indian philosophy and contemporary socio-cultural narratives. Initially known for his mastery in watercolour, applying up to twelve translucent layers to achieve depth and luminosity, Singha later transitioned to acrylic on canvas while retaining the meditative softness of his earlier work. His themes have consistently reflected a connection to both everyday life and deeper spiritual inquiry ranging from issues like child labour and psychological unrest to depictions inspired by Sanatan philosophy and the teachings of Ramakrishna Mission.

His canvases are poetic reflections of inner and outer worlds. Through symbolic gestures like the breeze on a beach or the solitary runner in a clean India campaign he evokes motion, stillness, and transformation. Works such as “Youth,” “Maa Sarodha,” and tributes to Tagore, Vivekananda, and Satyajit Ray, exemplify his balance of realism, emotion, and philosophical thought.

Bhaskar Singha has previously exhibited across major Indian cities at venues including Jehangir Art Gallery (Mumbai), Birla Academy (Kolkata), Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (Bangalore), Canvas Art Gallery (New Delhi), and several editions at India Habitat Centre in Delhi. His 2023 edition of “Realms of Peace” at Visual Art Gallery was widely appreciated for its spiritual clarity and visual harmony. With this fifth chapter, he invites audiences once again to experience art not just as imagery but as introspection, a journey toward peace through colour, form, and emotion.