‘The Opulent Streets of Lahore’: Fine Art Prints Available Now
A Profound Introspection
Rajpal Singh, a gifted artist rooted in Sikh-Panjabi heritage and born in the UK, channels a rich tapestry of experiences into his art. His background in carpentry informs his approach to various mediums, including digital illustration, oil painting, graphite drawing, writing, and music.
At the core of Rajpal’s practice lies a profound exploration of his spiritual journey. Each piece serves as an invitation to the viewer to join him in a quest for the Divine, as he thoughtfully reflects on Sikh philosophies and the cultural narratives that shape his identity. Through his art, he encourages a transformative introspection, prompting individuals to delve into the timeless teachings of Guru Nanak, thereby seeking a deeper understanding of their spiritual essence - Finding who they truly are.
Rajpal’s commitment to research and immersion in contemporary art movements, literature, and historical artifacts helps to shape his vision, allowing his work to resonate with layers of meaning.
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HANDMADE SIKHI ART BY RAJPAL SINGH
An effort to preserve Puratan history
Through extensive research, Rajpal has discovered compelling collections of commissioned portraits depicting various Sikh Gurus. One portrait that particularly captured his interest is that of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, created during the Guru's physical existence. This discovery sparked a deep curiosity within Rajpal, leading him to realize that these original portraits are largely misrepresented in modern media and culture.
Determined to preserve the authenticity and historical significance of these original works, Rajpal embarked on a mission to recreate them with utmost accuracy. Drawing inspiration from the clothing, armaments, and locations depicted in the originals, he meticulously crafts his artwork to offer a genuine glimpse into the rich heritage of Sikhi and its roots.
By highlighting these historically significant portraits, Rajpal aims to foster a renewed understanding and appreciation for Sikh history and culture. His work serves as a bridge between the past and present, enabling individuals to connect with their heritage and gain a fresh perspective on the origins of their faith as Sikhs.
Through his dedication and passion, Rajpal Singh Ubhi paves the way for a more comprehensive and accurate representation of Sikhi in today's world. His artistic endeavors serve as a valuable resource for those seeking to explore the historical narratives of Sikh Gurus, ultimately enriching our collective knowledge and appreciation of this vibrant faith.
Rajpal creates his artwork digitally using a pen tablet connected to his desktop PC as well as an iPad Pro, Predominantly employing software such as Photoshop and Procreate, his process is characterized by a focus on meaningful compositions, color, lighting, and form.
He places significant emphasis on fine detailing and expressionism. Similar to traditional painting, textures and digital brushes contribute greatly to the final outcome of each piece. For Rajpal, a piece is deemed complete based on several factors, including emotional depth and the successful visual expression of a meaningful story or message.
Bringing concepts to reality
