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Rajul Shah
Rajul Shah (b. 1968, Mumbai) is a contemporary artist whose artistic formation includes mentorships with Masters in Japan, studies at Temple Tokyo Tyler School of Art and La Salle College of the Arts in Singapore. Her practice, marked by technical rigor and depth, is informed by a previous two decades of work in the healthcare industry, shaping a layered visual philosophy attentive to healing and transformation.
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Rajul’s Artworks
150 × 120cm
Mixed media on linen
Representing energies of the Sacral (2nd) and Third-Eye (6th) chakras whose aura colors are orange and indigo, respectively. Gold kintsugi lines speak to the resilience after life’s challenges ask for self-reflection leading to a deeper sense of self.
60 × 60cm
Acrylic on canvas
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Representing the Root Chakra whose aura color is red, “Rooted” reflects our identity (our family, culture, heritage) where our childhood experiences build the foundation upon which we build our life. Kintsugi lines denote healing from adverse childhood events that interrupt our emotional and physical growth.
120 x 150 cm
Mixed media on canvas
90 x 60 cm
Acrylic on wooden board
30.5 × 22.9cm
Mixed Media on Paper
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Indigo blue represents the third-eye (6th) chakra commanding insights from life’s challenges. Orange represents the Sacral chakra (2nd) where we build our sense of self. Green Kintsugi lines represent the 4th chakra (Heart) - our outward connections with others. When we understand how the world perceives us, we can adjust to ensure our intentions are received authentically,
53 × 42cm
Mixed Media on Linen
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The 4th (green-heart), 5th (blue-throat) and 6th (indigo-third eye) chakras tell the story of an individual who gains insights from life’s adversity, regains his/her voice and re-connects with his/her family and community to live happily.
76 x 61 cm
Mixed media on canvas
122 × 152 cm
Mixed media on canvas