Title: Sri Guru Gobind Singh, Size: 60 x 48
The quiver depicts a pen and arrows (with gold ), symbolizing Guru Ji’s excellence as a warrior as well as a poet.The gold attached to his arrows represents his compassion and benevolence — gold on the arrows was meant to help treat the wounded enemy and provide support to the families of those who lost their lives.On one side, the Zafarnama is depicted, and on the other side, the Thanda Burj is shown.
PANKAJ SACHDEVA
Self-Taught Artist | Symbolism, Indian Philosophy & Contemporary Art
PERSONAL PROFILE
– Year of Birth: 1971
– Place: Delhi, India
– Profession: Visual Artist
– Artistic Practice: Symbolism, Indian Philosophy, Spirituality and Contemporary Art
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Pankaj Sachdeva is a self-taught Indian visual artist whose artistic practice explores the timeless wisdom of Indian philosophy, spirituality, cultural heritage, and universal human values. Through a distinctive visual language characterised by symbolism, geometric structures, vibrant colours, and stylised forms, he reinterprets the philosophical and spiritual foundations of India’s cultural traditions for contemporary audiences.
His work draws inspiration from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Shiva–Shakti philosophy, Sikh history and teachings, Sufism, Jainism, and Buddhist thought. Moving beyond literal representation, Sachdeva translates profound philosophical concepts into symbolic compositions that explore consciousness, time, harmony, balance, compassion, sacrifice, duty, and spiritual awakening.
Sri Guru Gobind Singh
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