Jahnvi Singh Rohet

Jahnvi Singh (b. 1998, Jaipur, India) is a painter working with gouache, gold leaf, and drawing on paper, completing her MA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Indian Aesthetics from Jnanapravaha, Mumbai. Her practice explores the unstable boundary between selfhood and vastness, drawing from Indian miniature vocabularies while engaging contemporary questions of scale, embodiment, and psychological space. Informed by the Mundaka Upanishad anor aniyan mahato mahiyan, that which is smaller than the smallest is also greater than the greatest her work holds containment and expansiveness in tension, treating figures not as fixed identities but as structures shaped by what they carry, retain, and cannot release.

Jahnvi has exhibited across India and the United Kingdom, with notable presentations at the Saatchi Gallery, London (2025), the RBA Rising Stars Exhibition at the Royal Overseas League, London (2025), Off-Print at Tate Modern, London (2024), the Norman Rea Gallery, York (2025), FiveYears Gallery, London (2023), Trinity Buoy Wharf, London (2023), and most recently Second Nature at Bengaluru Art Weekend, Bangalore (2026). She is currently an Associate Artist at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies.