An artist based in London, UK, originally from New Delhi, India, and a B.A Photography (Hons) graduate of London South Bank University and M.A. Public Art and Performative Practices from London Metropolitan University. Practice covers a diverse subject matter, integrating contemporary documentary with abstract architectural elements within urban and conceptual spaces. Artistic approach also includes sculpture and portraiture alongside photobook publications, allowing him to explore the spiritual connection between humans and the human-made environment, where there is both peace and destruction.
Exhibitions
The Common Denominator
Displayed at A David Bomberg Legacy
The Sarah Rose Collection, Borough Road Gallery,
January 16th, 2019
103, Borough Rd,
London SE1 0AA
This is How “They” felt
Displayed at Copeland Gallery,
December 10th, 2019
Unit 9I, Copeland Park,
133, Copeland Rd,
London SE15 3SN
The Empty Spaces
Displayed at Copeland Gallery,
June 16th, 2021
Unit 9I, Copeland Park,
133, Copeland Rd,
London SE15 3SN
The Empty Spaces: Lights of Vine Street
Displayed on Vine Street,
America Square, London EC3N 2LR.
24th June 2025
Part of Stories of Aldgate
Created with the help of Aldgate Connect BID, LMU, Heard Storytelling,
Migration Museum, Urbanestuk, and
the City of London Corporation’s Community Infrastructure Levy Neighbourhood Funds.
The Empty Spaces: Personal absolute space point
Displayed at the Holy Art Gallery
Noho showroom,
67 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 7QA
28th June 2025
The Empty Spaces: Personal absolute space point
12th–21st September 2025
Displayed at Hat Factory Arts Centre, Luton
Part of Hidden in Plain Sight, a community photo exhibition celebrating Luton’s architectural character through overlooked details — tiled doorsteps, carved plaques, decorative brickwork, fading signs and more.
Presented as part of Heritage Open Days 2025 by The Culture Trust Luton.
Supported by Arts Council England (Lottery Fund), Luton Rising, and AHF Transforming Heritage.
Reminiscence
12th–18th May 2025
Displayed at Atrium Gallery, London Metropolitan University
An immersive installation connecting the rivers Yamuna (Delhi) and Thames (London) through portraiture, sound, and light. The work explored memory, belonging, and ecological witness, transforming the gallery into a confluence where rivers and people met.
Presented during Mental Health Awareness Week 2025.
Supported by London Metropolitan University and The Public Art & Performative Practices MA programme.
The Empty Spaces: Personal Absolute Space Point
10th October 2025
Displayed at The Art House, Wakefield
Part of Auto Amor Vol.2, an exhibition of 100 artists presented through the Art Swap event.
Organised by Auto Amor
Supported by Auto Amor Project and Filthy Fox Auction Club
Photobook Publications
The Floating Fallacy
AUTHOR: Swapnil Patil
EDITORIAL DESIGN: paula roush
PUBLISHER: msdm publications
PUBLICATION DATE: 2022
ISBN: 978-1-7390996-1-9
The Empty Spaces: Personal Absolute Space Point
AUTHOR: Swapnil Patil
EDITORIAL DESIGN: paula roush
PUBLISHER: msdm publications
PUBLICATION DATE: 2024
ISBN: 978-1-7396192-3-7
Photobooks were part of
Msdm Studio, London.
Photographer's Gallery TPG Bookshop, London.
Part of South London Gallery Bookshop, London.
Part of WATER IN THE LIBRARY at Msdm Studio, London.
Part of London South Bank University, Library, London.
Floating Fallacy with msdm publications at Mini-Mercado de Autor, Palacio Pancas Palha in Lisbon, Portugal.
Floating fallacy at Palacio Pancas Palha, Mini-market of Editions/ Mini-mercado de Autor, at Palacio Pancas Palha in Lisbon, Portugal.
Floating Fallacy is now available in Helsinki, Finland, at the Photographic Gallery Hippolyte.
Floating Fallacy is now available in Lisbon, Portugal, at the Biblioteca De Arte Gulbenkian.
Part of London Metropolitan University, Library, London
Part of Parallax Photographic Coop, London
Southbank Collective CIC
(1 Nov’19 – April’ 22)
Creative Producer and Photographer
Part of “mobile strategies of display & mediation”
Digital Strategist, Author, Publisher