BRUSHSTROKES OF LEGACY

Saranjit Singh, mentored by Sardar Sobha Singh, has a family where each member is an artist.

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In a world often driven by metrics and milestones, there exists a family whose compass is calibrated to creativity.

The Singhs—a family having four creatives, each an artist in their own right, embodies the philosophy that art is not merely a vocation, but a way of life. Their journey, rooted in tradition and nurtured by passion, is a testament to how artistic expression can shape identity, preserve heritage, and inspire generations.

Origins in Ink and Imagination

It began with a boy in Pathankot, whose school notebooks bore not just dictated sentences but vivid illustrations that danced around the margins. Encouraged by his teachers and parents, this boy—Saranjit Singh—soon found himself under the mentorship of the legendary Sardar Sobha Singh in the lush Kangra Valley. The verdant Andretta* in the valley became home to this young boy during weekends. While his peers chased cricket balls, Saranjit chased color, wielding brushes and spatulas to capture the fleeting poetry of life.

His devotion to art was unwavering. When the Punjab Board mistook his examination landscape for the work of a senior artist, he was asked to replicate it before a committee. The result? Astonishment and admiration. His talent was undeniable.

From Pathankot to Delhi: A Journey of Recognition