Born in Bengaluru, India in 1976, Srinivasan is a self-taught contemporary artist whose mixed-media practice is currently rooted in Dubai. Driven by curiosity and inner reflection, Srinivasan uses texture and composition to build conceptual abstract landscapes. His intricate, multi-layered canvases serve as visual echoes of an intuitional mind, capturing instant thoughts and transforming fleeting ideas into rich, visual narratives. The resulting physical and visual depth in his work reflects the complexity of human experience, creating a space where viewers can pause, reflect, and find their own stories woven into the compositions. Srinivasan’s work has been featured in solo exhibitions in Dubai through Kaveri Krafted.  

Srinivasan’s work stands out for its masterful use of layering and unique tactile quality, which elevates abstraction into a deeply immersive, experiential medium. Srinivasan’s consistent evolution and commitment to translating inner reflection mark him as a significant voice in the contemporary arts landscape. 

Title: Earthbound Echoes Series (2025)  

These paintings function on an abstract landscape, capturing the raw, elemental beauty of the earth. The artist focused on building texture to give the canvas a sense of age and weight. The scratched and layered pigments evoke a windswept terrain, where fleeting thoughts and natural forms blend. The central motif of evaporating soil being pulled toward the sky suggests a transient, powerful connection between the physical and the ethereal. It is an invitation to find beauty in the quiet, desolate spaces and the stories hidden just beneath the surface. 

“Rising Hope” (2025) features an immersive, aqueous background dominated by deep blue hues. Through intricate layering, the painting creates a calm, still world that simultaneously suggests water, sky, and the depth of memory. The composition is punctuated by soft, floating white forms evocative of butterflies, dreams, or fleeting thoughts and traversed by fine, mysterious lines that hint at unseen trajectories. This piece is less about a defined narrative and more about a shared moment of introspection, inviting each viewer to discover their own unique meaning in the quiet space beneath the surface. 

“Chaos and dialogue” (2025) is a highly dynamic and colorful abstract work that explores social complexity. The composition is built upon a pleasing background layered with technicolor abstraction and expressive notations. Figures, rendered through fluid lines, appear to be in a state of flux, both coalescing into a collective and retaining individual distinction. This piece uses a vibrant palette and energetic technique to illustrate the messy yet essential balance between belonging and singularity. 

His work translates fleeting thoughts and inner reflection into intricate visual narratives, using texture and composition to create powerful conceptual depth. Srinivasan’s layered canvases offer viewers a space for introspection and human connection. Kaveri Krafted owns 14 of his art works.  

The core strength of Srinivasan’s practice lies in his highly distinctive commitment to translating inner reflection through texture and composition. It marks him as a significant and continually evolving voice in the contemporary arts landscape. 

Art lovers must note that his practice is a profound exploration of texture and composition as conceptual mediums. Srinivasan says his abstract and contemporary visual narratives are born from a wandering mind, translating fleeting ideas and instant thoughts into intricate, layered surfaces. This process creates a physical and visual depth that mirrors the complexity of human emotions and stories, inviting viewers into a space of introspection and connection. He has exhibited extensively in both India and Dubai, with his work held in private collections in the UAE, USA, Denmark, and India.