Sabita Dangol

Sabita Dangol is a contemporary artist from Kathmandu, Nepal, whose practice explores love, harmony, spirituality, nature, and the interconnectedness of human life. With a Master’s degree in Fine Arts, completed in 2013, she has developed a distinctive visual language that brings together traditional Nepali and South Asian symbolism with contemporary and decorative approaches to painting.

Her works often feature couples, birds, animals, flowers, water, trees, and cultural motifs, using vibrant colours and intricate details to express ideas of togetherness, compassion, balance, and coexistence. Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Nepal, the landscapes and traditions of the Kathmandu Valley, and the spiritual relationship between humans and nature, Dangol transforms familiar symbols into contemporary reflections on life and relationships.

A recurring theme in her work is the idea that all forms of life are interconnected. Her paintings invite viewers to look beyond the surface of beauty and discover deeper meanings related to love, trust, mutual respect, spiritual connection, and harmony with the natural world.

Dangol has presented her work in numerous exhibitions in Nepal and internationally. She has held eight solo exhibit...

MFA (Creative Painting) from the Central Department of Fine Arts, Tribhuvan University, Nepal
BFA from Lalitkala Campus, Bhotahitiy, Kathmandu

She has presented eight solo exhibitions across leading art institutions and galleries in Nepal. Her recent solo exhibition, "A Sacred Union – Eternal Harmony", was held at Gallery 108, Durbarmarg, in September 2026. Her previous solo exhibitions include 'Aura of Togetherness' at Kathmandu Art Gallery, presented in association with Siddhartha Art Gallery, in 2025; 'Inclination of Souls' at Siddhartha Art Gallery in 2022; and solo exhibitions at Image Ark in 2019, GG Machaan in 2018, Taragaon Museum in 2016, Patan Museum in 2012, and Nepal Art Council in 2011.

In addition to her solo practice, Dangol has actively participated in numerous national and international group exhibitions, art festivals, workshops, and collaborative projects. Dangol has also represented Nepal in several important international exhibitions and art platforms. Her paintings were selected for the prestigious 18th Asian Art Biennale held at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, one of South Asia’s major international art events. In 2018, her work was included in the internationally acclaimed India Art Fair 2018 in New Delhi, where she represented contemporary Nepali art through initiatives associated with the Nepal Art Council. Her paintings were also featured in NE...