At a time when computer graphics were still emerging, Sandeep embraced digital technology as an artistic medium. More than thirty years ago, he held his first solo exhibition, presenting original artworks created entirely on the computer — an innovative approach long before digital art became widely recognized.
Although his professional career was creatively rewarding, Sandeep felt a growing desire to return to the tactile experience of painting by hand. When he picked up a brush again after nearly three decades, he realized he needed to rebuild his traditional painting skills from the ground up.
During a visit to India, one of his former art college classmates — now an accomplished artist — offered to mentor him. Returning to the basics, Sandeep spent weeks relearning the fundamentals of painting: brush work, colour, texture, composition, and control. This renewed foundation enabled him to transform the ideas he had long developed digitally into expressive paintings on canvas.
Today, Sandeep’s artistic journey comes full circle with his second solo exhibition — and his first dedicated to hand-painted works. “Fragments of Memory: The Architecture of Emotion” brings together decades of creativity, combining the precision of a graphic designer with the expressive freedom of a painter. Through layered compositions, geometric forms, and symbolic imagery, his paintings explore memory, identity, place, and emotion, inviting viewers to discover their own stories within each work.
