Narvir Singh is a West London-based artist specialising in photography, film, and poetry. He focuses on visual storytelling and curation, with a practice that moves from conceptualisation through to interactive engagement. His work explores natural storytelling, emotional empowerment, and the transformation of the abstract into the tangible, aiming to foster a sense of Oneness.

Rooted in Southall and shaped by the echoes of Punjab, his art is guided as much by place and heritage as by the camera or pen. His work has been exhibited at spaces such as BFI, Somerset House, and the Barbican, and has also been acquired into the National Portrait Gallery’s collection. By capturing feeling, he seeks to provoke thought, inspire introspection, and illuminate our shared human experience.