Harsimran Juneja

Harsimran’s practice explores the impact of societal conflicts on the human condition, navigating the complexities of personal, political, social and cultural dichotomies. His work combines texts, objects, figurative forms and abstraction to challenge norms and offer spaces for reflection. Drawing primarily from personal observations, his art invites viewers to engage with conflict and its complexities. In 2022, Harsimran won the third prize for the Notable Artist Awards by Artbuzz Studios. A year earlier, he was named an “Artist to Watch” and interviewed by ArtConnect Magazine. His work has been widely recognized, with features in Homegrown.in (2022), The Hindu (2022), Architectural Digest (2022), and more.

Recent highlights include his participation in the Chennai Biennale (InKo Centre, 2024), the Busan Art Fair (2023), and A Perceptual Ode at Jeju Island, South Korea (2023). Born in 1995, Harsimran lives and works between Ahmedabad and Mumbai.