Serena Singh is a Swiss-Indian figurative artist exploring the human condition through symbolism, portraiture, and psychological narratives. Working across large-scale acrylic paintings and coloured pencil drawings, she transforms invisible emotional and psychological states into visual form.

 

Her early work explored cultural identity and belonging. Following the traumatic loss of a loved one, her practice expanded to include themes of consciousness, grief, resilience, and inner transformation. While painting remains central to her work, drawing became a meditative process through which she explores experiences beyond words.

By combining realism with symbolic imagery, Singh creates works that invite viewers to reflect on identity, emotion, and the relationship between the visible body and the invisible mind.

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