Exploring the Unknown Terrain Painting

Priyanka Tayal holds a Bachelors in Business Management and a Masters of Science in Finance from top schools in Boston. She’s previously worked for a Wealth Management firm in Boston. She spent eleven years in Boston (2001-2012) and has also lived in Dubai (2013) for six months where she worked for a bank. In 2015, she moved to Bombay, and chose to pursue her passion for Arts. She is a self-taught Artist and her forte is abstract arts; she plays with various tools to create disparate textures. Her choice of colors is often applauded. She expresses her varied moods and feelings on the canvas with use of colors and also different techniques of painting. Her artwork is a way for to communicate with the world in a way her words fail to express. She believes, abstract art, gives her complete freedom to play on the canvas. The varied perception of abstract art is also something that was involved in creating her interest in this art form. Which means, what one views sees in the artwork can differ from what another viewer sees in it. According to her, every artwork of hers, has a life of its own, as it starts with a feeling and the process for creating each work is unique and different. She did her first show in 2017 and there has been no looking back since then. She has done successful solo and group shows in Bombay and Calcutta so far. The galleries where she has exhibited are: Kamalnayan Bajaj Art Gallery in Nariman Point, Bombay. Solo show. (May 2023) Cymroza Art Gallery, BhulaBhai Desai Rd, Bombay. Group Show. (April 2023) Nine Fish Art Gallery, Byculla, Bombay. Mentorship Program. Group Show. (October 2022) Jehangir Art Gallery, Kala Ghoda, Bombay. Solo show. (August – September 2022) Kamalnayan Bajaj Art Gallery in Nariman Point, Bombay. Solo show. (May 2022) Birla Academy, Calcutta. Group show. (November 2019) Gallery Gold, Calcutta. Solo Show. (September 2019) ICCR, Calcutta. Solo show. (October 2018) Gallery Gold, Calcutta. Solo Show. (August 2018) NSCI, Bombay. Group show. (February 2017)