About the Artist

Jignesh weaves cultural expression with architectural insights resulting in modernist miniatures that are rich in their dimension and depth, embellished with a palette and patterns that engages the viewer. All of his work is drawn from his own life, a childhood spent in an amalgamation of cultures. A treat for those with an eye for detail and a knack for the ever fluid architectural styles ranging through the many revolutions that Indian landscape has witnessed.

Jignesh Panchal studied painting at the Sheth C N College of Fine Arts in Ahmedabad. His work has been exhibited at national and international galleries including Gallery Struempfe in Mannheim and Bei Trickles in Berlin, Bajaj Capital Art House in New Delhi, and the Le Corbusier building in Ahmedabad. Panchal’s work has also been featured by Zone of Contemporary Art (ZOCA) at the India Art Fair in New Delhi every year since 2018. In the last decade, Panchal has participated in the Sabarmati Festival, Times Art Festival, Ahmedabad International Art Festival and the Vikram Sarabhai International Art Festival. He has been invited for artist residency programs at Kolkata Centre for Creativity, GlogauAIR Berlin, and the AllIndia Fine Arts and Crafts Society in New Delhi. Panchal was awarded grants by the Gujarat State Lalit Kala Akademi in 2009, 2010 and 2012. Jignesh works with multiple mediums at once to express his interpretation of architectural eccentricities and anomalies through his artworks. With work that visually arrests one’s attention, Jignesh continues to be a torch-bearer of modernist art.

About the Artist

Jignesh weaves cultural expression with architectural insights resulting in modernist miniatures that are rich in their dimension and depth, embellished with a palette and patterns that engages the viewer. All of his work is drawn from his own life, a childhood spent in an amalgamation of cultures. A treat for those with an eye for detail and a knack for the ever fluid architectural styles ranging through the many revolutions that Indian landscape has witnessed.

Jignesh Panchal studied painting at the Sheth C N College of Fine Arts in Ahmedabad. His work has been exhibited at national and international galleries including Gallery Struempfe in Mannheim and Bei Trickles in Berlin, Bajaj Capital Art House in New Delhi, and the Le Corbusier building in Ahmedabad. Panchal’s work has also been featured by Zone of Contemporary Art (ZOCA) at the India Art Fair in New Delhi every year since 2018. In the last decade, Panchal has participated in the Sabarmati Festival, Times Art Festival, Ahmedabad International Art Festival and the Vikram Sarabhai International Art Festival. He has been invited for artist residency programs at Kolkata Centre for Creativity, GlogauAIR Berlin, and the AllIndia Fine Arts and Crafts Society in New Delhi. Panchal was awarded grants by the Gujarat State Lalit Kala Akademi in 2009, 2010 and 2012. Jignesh works with multiple mediums at once to express his interpretation of architectural eccentricities and anomalies through his artworks. With work that visually arrests one’s attention, Jignesh continues to be a torch-bearer of modernist art.