Nityam Singha Roy

Born in 1978 in Balurghat, West Bengal, Nityam Singha Roy is a contemporary Indian artist known for his introspective and philosophically driven practice. Influenced by cubism, his works explore the interconnectedness of life, nature, and human consciousness through symbolic forms and layered compositions. Exhibiting widely in India and internationally, his art reflects a contemplative vision that bridges inner experience with the external world.

Biography

Born 1978, Balurghat, Dakshin Dinajpur, West Bengal, India, Nityam Singha Roy is an artist whose optimistic temperament and bohemian spirit are vividly expressed through his work. His paintings emerge as a medium of deep introspection, through which he explores life’s fundamental questions and reflects on his own existence using color, line, form, and symbolic language.

Blending creativity with philosophical inquiry, his practice examines the interconnectedness of animals, humans, time, nature, technology, love, freedom, and transcendence. Guided by the belief that “where words are silent, art speaks,” his work forms a bridge between inner consciousness and the external world.

Influenced by cubism, his acrylic paintings demonstrate a strong command over space, light, and shadow. Through tonal gradation, geometric structuring, and layered compositions, he creates depth and volume, often evoking a contemplative atmosphere. His approach adapts cubist principles into a distinct personal vocabulary, balancing traditional influences with a contemporary sensibility.

Nityam Singha Roy has exhibited widely in India and internationally, including participation in the New York Art Fair and the Edinburgh Art Fair, UK. Alongside numerous solo exhibitions across India, his works are part of collections in both national and international contexts. Through his evolving practice, he continues to invite viewers to engage with layered meanings and the transcendent dimensions of life.

Auctions

  • 2021 – Saffron Art Auction, Art Rises for India (COVID-19 relief fundraiser), 19–20 May, Mumbai, India
  • 2015 – “Silent Auction”, New York, sponsored by Adhunik Art Gallery, New Delhi
  • 2014 – Rotary International District 3010, Live Auction of Modern & Contemporary Art, 18 June, The Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi
  • 2012 – Participation with Ayya Art Gallery, Art Bangalore, UB City, Bangalore

Projects

  • 2024 – Installation: We Can’t Imprison Our Inner Light, Kala Ghoda Art Festival, Mumbai, India
  • 2020 – Installation (Open Terrace), New Delhi [Concepts: (I) Freedom for All & (II) Nature Healing]
  • 2019 – Installation (Public Project), Fragrance of Unity, Dwarka, New Delhi, India
  • 2019 – Art & Fashion Fusion, International Fashion Week, Pokhara, Nepal
  • 2018 – Art & Fashion Fusion, India Intimate Fashion Week (IIFW) 2.0, The Leela Hotel, Mumbai

Workshops

  • 2018 – Live Demonstration Art Workshop, Government Parade College for Women (in collaboration with Buddha Art Painting Studio), commemorating the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, 13–14 October, Jammu, India
  • 2018 – Live Art Workshop, KC Public School (KCPS), demonstration and discussion for students (Classes 11 & 12), 15 October, Jammu, India

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2025 – Jehangir Art Gallery (A/C-3), 14–20 January, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
  • 2016 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi
  • 2015 – “Solo Corner”, Art Expo New York (23–26 April), sponsored by Adhunik Art Gallery, New Delhi
  • 2015 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2014 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2013 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2012 – AKS Art Gallery, Andheri (W), Mumbai
  • 2012 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2011 – Ayya Art Gallery, Express Avenue, Chennai
  • 2011 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2010 – Jehangir Art Gallery (A.C-1), Mumbai
  • 2010 – Mulkraj Anand Centre (Lokayata), New Delhi
  • 2007 – The Art Entrance, Army & Navy Building Foyer, Mumbai

Selected Group & Sponsored Exhibitions

  • 2026 – India Art Festival, sponsored by &etc Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2025 – Group Show, Gallery Space, Hyderabad
  • 2024 – World Art Conclave (WAC), Nehru Centre, Mumbai
  • 2021 – Glimpses of Art, ICA Gallery, Jaipur
  • 2015 – ICA Gallery Group Show, Jaipur
  • 2015 – Jaipur Art Summit
  • 2015 – Lalit Kala Academy Group Shows, New Delhi
  • 2015 – Triveni Kala Sangam (Shreedharani), New Delhi
  • 2014 – Edinburgh Art Fair (UK), sponsored by Adhunik Art Gallery
  • 2014 – India Art Festival, Nehru Centre, Mumbai
  • 2014 – ICA Gallery, Jaipur
  • 2013 – India Art Festival, Mumbai
  • 2013 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi (Art for Life-3)
  • 2013 – ART Gate Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2013 – Lokayata Art Gallery, New Delhi
  • 2013 – Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad, Bangalore (Melange)
  • 2013 – The Pune Art Gallery, Pune (Revelation-1)
  • 2012 – Muse Art Gallery, Hyderabad (Multiversa)
  • 2012 – Pearl Art Gallery, New Delhi (Through the Prism of Beauty)
  • 2012 – AKS Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2012 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
  • 2012 – Ayya Art Gallery, Chennai
  • 2012 – Alankrita Art Gallery, Hyderabad (Mystic Five)
  • 2011 – Ayya Art Gallery, Bangalore
  • 2011 – ICA Gallery (Wings), Bangalore
  • 2011 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
  • 2011 – India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
  • 2010 – Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2010 – Naivedya Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2009 – Akruti Art Gallery, Baroda
  • 2009 – Birla Art & Culture, Kolkata
  • 2009 – Tulika Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2008 – Museum Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2008 – Painted Rhythm Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2008 – Sejal Encasa Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2007 – Painted Rhythm Art Gallery, Mumbai
  • 2007 – Mumbai Art Gallery, Andheri (W), Mumbai
  • 2006 – Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata (All India Fine Arts Exhibition)
  • 2006 – Indian Society of Oriental Art, Kolkata
  • 2006 – Metropolitan Art Salon, Kolkata
  • 2006 – Gaganendra Shilpa Pradarshashala, Kolkata
  • 2006 – Information Centre Exhibition, Kolkata
  • 2006 – Banipur Basic, Habra, West Bengal
  • 2006 – Sahoj Pot Workshop & Exhibition, Malda, West Bengal
  • 2005 – Sahoj Pot Workshop & Exhibition, Malda, West Bengal
  • 2004 – Abhivyakti Exhibition, Bankura, West Bengal
  • 2004 – Sahoj Pot Workshop & Exhibition, Malda, West Bengal
  • 2003 – Sahoj Pot Exhibition, Ramkinkar Baij Art Gallery, Malda, West Bengal