Personal structures
59th Venice Bienale | Venice 2022
How does everything emerge from nothing
Start Art Fair | Saatchi Gallery | London 2021
Being from nothingness became
Start Art Fair | Saatchi Gallery | London 2020
Grains of antiquity
Gallery Art & Soul | Mumbai 2019
India Art Fair
New Delhi 2018
Aabru Art
Grace Belgravia | London 2016
55th Venice Bienale | Venice 2015
Venice I London I New Delhi I Mumbai I Monaco | 2008-2022
London | New Delhi | Mumbai | 2017-2022
Revati Sharma Singh is an interdisciplinary artist, working between London and India for the last 23 years and her quest has always been about the great divide between hunger and abundance around the world.
She has worked with many NGO's for the last two decades specifically those involved in projects with the earth.
Grains have become central to her work and fractal like repetitive compositions are the basis of her artistic and spiritual practice.
Using clay, handmade sterling silver, 18 karat gold, cast metal, tapestry, embroidery, pigment and paints, her intricate assemblages aim to address world injustices such as the uneven distribution of wealth and the global hunger epidemic.
Her passion for creating art and challenging moral themes have seen her become a regular contributor to the LAPADA Fair, Saatchi’s Starata Art Fair, the Affordable Art Fair, london and singapore, Masterpieces Art Fair, london, Art Monaco and the Venice Bienale where she has been invited to take part twice.
She is fast gaining a reputation as an international artist and her frustration at not being able to transform injustices has awakened in Revati a new, more political angle to her work. Today much of the artist’s work carries a very strong social message.
