ABOUT

Raman Uppal, born 1997, is an artist living in London. He had an education in Art & Design until University, where he then went on to gain a masters in Mechanical Engineering. After this is when he fully brought his focus back to his creative work. 

 

His work explores the small, everyday moments that shape our lives. From quiet periods of solitude and reflection to experiences shared with others, it invites an appreciation of the beauty and meaning found in the ordinary.

 

Raman has exhibited in multiple art exhibitions in West London at his home studio and with local art societies, as well as participating in group exhibitions in across London. He was shortlisted for Jackson's Art Prize 2026 and featured in Artist & Illustrators magazine in 2025, sharing his work and journey from the sciences to art.

 

You can see the influence from his scientific background with the use of geometric shapes and line-work in his portfolio, giving a sort of structure to the pieces. He's always looking to explore this meshing of science and the arts further, ultimately creating pieces that spark conversation and emotion.

 

Raman pushes this connection through running workshops both in his home studio and venues across London, with clients including The British Museum and Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.