Saturday, January 10 – Saturday, February 14, 2026
Reception: Friday, February 8, 2026, 4pm

“My work explores the intimate dialogue between the inner self and the world it inhabits. In my current series, She Walks Between the Moments, I focus on a female figure who moves fluidly through emotional and psychological landscapes, embodying the timeless journey of self-discovery.

“The central figure appears as a Nayika, drawn from Indian classical aesthetics, navigating different states of love, waiting, longing, dreaming, meeting, and ultimately merging with her beloved and with herself. She exists in the spaces between moments, where time softens and emotions become tangible. Nature serves as both her mirror and her passageway, reflecting her inner transformations while opening portals into imagined realms.

“Rendered using gouache and natural pigments on Wasli or watercolour paper, the works draw from the delicate traditions of Indian miniature painting while integrating contemporary visual language. Subtle textures, symbolic elements, and surreal landscapes create dreamlike narratives where memory and imagination intertwine.

“She Walks Between Moments invites viewers into a contemplative space where love, identity, and
presence unfold beyond linear time honoring the feminine divine and the quiet power of becoming.”

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Kamaldeep Kaur is an India-born, Canada-based artist whose work bridges traditional Indian miniature painting with contemporary storytelling. Trained in actuarial science, she transitioned to art full-time over a decade ago, evolving from mixed media to gouache and natural pigments on Wasli or watercolour paper. She is an artist resident at the Art Gallery of Burlington. She has exhibited in over 40 shows in India and internationally in Canada, the USA, and Germany. Recent highlights include The Other Art Fair Chicago, Brooklyn, The Artist Project (2024, 2025) and the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (2023). She was shortlisted for 2025 City of Hamilton Arts Award (creator category). She received an Artist Encounter grant from TOAF in 2023, as well as support from the Ontario Arts Council in 2024, 2025. Her work explores identity, belonging, and the space between dreams and reality, inspired by nature, cultural heritage, and her life in Canada.