Sinal Bajaj – India

Sinal Bajaj is an international artist whose practice investigates the unseen patterns that connect the universe. At the core of her work is The Syndrome, an evolving artistic philosophy through which she explores the delicate balance between chaos and order, the interplay of structure and unpredictability, and the profound mysteries that shape existence.

As a synesthetic artist, Bajaj experiences a heightened sensory dialogue between color, texture, and emotion. This unique perception allows her to transform intangible sensations into layered visual compositions that invite both curiosity and contemplation. Her work often integrates unconventional materials, including vintage postal stamps that establish dialogues with history and collective memory, as well as experimental textures that challenge traditional boundaries of medium and form. Each piece becomes not only an artwork but also a portal into discovery—an invitation for viewers to see beyond the surface and question the invisible systems that shape reality.

Bajaj’s practice is at once personal and universal. By embracing imperfection, intuition, and chance, she constructs artworks that mirror the complexity of human experience while gesturing toward broader cosmic rhythms. Her visual language transcends cultural and geographic borders, resonating with collectors, scholars, and thinkers who recognize in her art a search for harmony within multiplicity.

With exhibitions that span continents, Bajaj has established herself as a truly global voice in contemporary art. At this fair, she welcomes viewers into The Syndrome: an immersive space where art, intuition, and the unseen converge, encouraging each participant to reflect on their own place within the intricate patterns of life and the universe.