Chandna Chhibber
Art has always been an integral part of my life, a practice that began in childhood and has evolved into a deeply emotional journey. As a dental surgeon, my work demands precision, but art provides a contrasting outlet one where emotions guide my hand rather than rules. Whether working with oil colors or watercolor, my art is an expression of beauty as I see it: bright, wild, and untamed.
I draw inspiration from the legendary Raja Ravi Varma, whose depictions of Indian women have greatly influenced my oil paintings. In contrast, my watercolors are more delicate, often exploring the intricate beauty of floral forms. Each brushstroke on the canvas is a tribute to the vivid colors and the boundless beauty I encounter in life.
My home serves as my sanctuary, a place where I retreat to create and rejuvenate. It’s a reflection of my spirit a space filled with positivity and comfort, much like my art. My father has been my greatest cheerleader, his unwavering support shaping my aesthetics and pushing me to continuously improve.
Art, for me, is not about commercial success but about personal growth and happiness. My art is my safe haven, and through it, I hope to inspire others to find their own path and happiness.