Inderjeet Singh Grover, an acclaimed Indian multidisciplinary artist and National Award winner (AIFACS), is celebrated for his evocative Impressionist style that breathes life into everyday moments. With over three decades of artistic mastery, Grover’s expansive oeuvre spans portraits, murals, sculpture design, and experimental watercolours, weaving a dialogue between realism and abstraction. His work draws richly from the cultural rhythms of India—music, dance, theatre, and the vibrant pulse of daily life—infusing his canvases with a lyrical energy that is both intimate and universal. Rooted in the philosophy that true creation is an act of meditation, Grover approaches his art as a spiritual journey, where every brushstroke becomes a moment of inner reflection. He believes that art is not merely seen, but felt—an emotional passage that connects the artist and the viewer through shared human experiences. Beyond his personal practice, Grover has made significant contributions as a mentor, curator, and organiser of prestigious visual and performing arts events nationally and internationally. His works are housed in esteemed collections, including Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Prime Minister’s Office, and prominent institutions across the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, and Singapore. His recent solo exhibition, JOURNEY, at The Nehru Centre, London, stands as a testament to his lifelong pursuit of beauty, rhythm, and truth through art.