Tanvi Parekh

Tanvi Parekh is a contemporary pointillism Indian artist based in Pune, whose practice explores the intersection of art, science, and inner experience. With a strong academic foundation from the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda and further training in art and movement therapy, her work reflects both intellectual inquiry and emotional depth. Working primarily in intricate dot-art and mandala-inspired techniques, she transforms forms into expansive visual narratives. Her compositions often evoke contemporary and modern themes with traditional patterns that are rhythmic and meditative. Through repetition and detail, her process becomes both a visual language and a contemplative act. She chants with each dot/point that she paints in her art pieces.

Her works have been displayed at various prestigious galleries and are part of collections across India and abroad. A defining milestone in her journey is the inclusion of her handcrafted pointillism artwork in the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum, selected by the Honorable President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu—an honor that reflects both artistic excellence and cultural significance Beyond her studio practice, she is deeply engaged in art education and community outreach.

As the founder of Tanu’s ARTh Art Academy, she promotes inclusive creativity, encouraging individuals of all ages to explore artistic expression. Her work as a certified art and movement therapy practitioner further informs her belief in art as a tool for healing, connection, and self-discovery. She believes Art is not merely a visual practice – it is a way of seeing inward, a meditative practice. Through her evolving body of work, Tanvi Parekh invites viewers to look inward—into the unseen worlds within the body and mind—revealing that beneath the surface of form lies a universe of rhythm, energy, and quiet wonder.

“FROM BLANK TO BEAUTY! JUST WHEN I THINK IT CAN’T GET ANY PRETTIER, THEN COMES MORE AND MORE LAYERS OF DOTS. HOW COOL IS THAT!”