Swati Sinha

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  • Swati Sinha, Breath of Spring V
    Breath of Spring V£ 775.00
  • Swati Sinha, Promise of Summer II
    Promise of Summer II£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Promise of Summer III
    Promise of Summer III£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Promise of Summer IV
    Promise of Summer IV£ 775.00
  • Swati Sinha, Promise of Summer VI
    Promise of Summer VI£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Summer's Last Kiss I
    Summer's Last Kiss I£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Summer's Last Kiss II
    Summer's Last Kiss II£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Summer's Last Kiss III
    Summer's Last Kiss III£ 850.00
  • Swati Sinha, Summer Rain II
    Summer Rain II
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  • Swati Sinha, What Lies Beneath
    What Lies Beneath£ 725.00
  • Swati Sinha, Candy Shop
    Candy Shop£ 250.00
  • Swati Sinha, Water Nymphs IV
    Water Nymphs IV£ 3,500.00
Overview
What Lies Beneath
What Lies Beneath
Memory, for me, isn't just something we recall-it's something we feel. The warmth of a summer afternoon, the scent of rain on dry earth, the way light shifts through leaves-these fleeting moments are where my work begins. I paint to hold onto them and to offer them back as something you can feel too.
Biography
Swati Sinha

I am Swati Sinha, working under the name Studio Kavachi. Born and raised in India, my work is shaped by the vibrant colours and cultural richness of my roots, which continue to influence how I see and interpret the world.

My practice centres on translating sensory experiences into physical form. I explore tropical summers, floral life, petrichor after rain, and the untamed beauty of nature-creating what I think of as emotional archives. Through bold colour and expressive mark-making, my work invites viewers to reconnect with their own sensory memories.

I work primarily with acrylics, using palette knives to build textured, light-responsive surfaces. My pieces range from intimate florals to expansive landscapes, with occasional semi-abstract & abstract explorations.

Through Studio Kavachi, I continue to bridge memory and medium-creating work that encourages a pause, a breath, and a deeper connection to the sensory world around us