Kavita Issar Batra, visual poet and chronicler of the everyday, transforms the overlooked textures of urban life into meditative, multidimensional artworks. An Indo‑British artist based in Singapore since 2009, Batra works across painting, photography, printmaking, and installation, weaving fragments of reality into lyrical narratives of presence and impermanence.

Her acclaimed Morning Walk Montage series epitomizes her philosophy—finding magic in the mundane and beauty in the discarded. Drawing from traditions of Lingnan Chinese painting and contemporary conceptualism, Batra’s art occupies a liminal space between observation and emotion, ecology and ephemerality. Described as “a sensory archaeology of the city,” her practice invites viewers to slow down, re‑engage with their surroundings, and rediscover wonder beneath the rhythm of the everyday.