Kamar Alam, born in Mussoorie in 1979, holds a Post-graduate degree in Visual Art from Lalit Kala Sansthan, Agra, India in 2005 & Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting from College of Art, New Delhi in 2003.

Exhibiting since 2003 across India & abroad, he has 4 solo shows to his credit in New Delhi & Mumbai; and more than 85 group shows. He is working across India & Abroad with all known & reputed art galleries and auction houses. Works in collection of Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi.
Works are part of corporate collection of top global companies. Works are part of Individual collectors across India & abroad. My focus, my vision from the start has been that my art would be simplistic in thought and forms, yet deep. My purpose would be primarily & most importantly spread joy, peace and spirituality through my art.

My work brings forth the emotions hidden within one’s heart and mind, laying bare one’s perception of life as a whole, and being part of the Satya (the truth of life). There is a serenity that pervades the inter-relationships and dialogues of my compositions, as the figures look inwards rather than outward. The figuration overlapped with neutral elements and geometric shapes that have symbolic connotations emphasise my spiritual inspirations.

Thoughts are an intangible mesh of elements and are infinite. They cross and transcend each other. The floating figures are symbolic of the numerous thoughts within me, as a person in themselves. They are a journey in themselves and are carriers of our existence. So I visualize as floating and travelling the infinite space and universe, created by my maker. I believe, one should hold onto the greatest and the purest of thoughts; which initiate and influence our words and actions, and purify our soul through the good Karma.