Do it anyway

Poonam Choudhary is a passionate artist painting her world from upstate NY. She displays a strong interest for the arts and painting at a very young age. Few people can say that they’re lucky enough to live their passion every single day. As a full-time contemporary abstract artist, She is one of those people – expressing her character through color and creativity from her art studio in Upstate New York. She has even had the honor of working for household names like Samsung – perhaps you’ve even seen her art light up your living room while your TV is in Art Mode!

Her recent works have a combination of abstraction and Still life, showing the subtle relationship between her and nature. Use of texture and layers build the drama and mystery. She hopes that viewers can see a hidden power through the narratives. She is exploring the intersection between Abstract layers and still life through Overlapping and blending colors that creates its own story through markings and scratches, that's subtle but full of details. Her work allows her to connect emotionally and spiritually to the viewer through its depth and intensity. She share the moments of enlightenment with the viewer to help them feel less alone by seeing their emotions expressed through it.

Abstract art is a way for her to showcase her soul on the outside, translating her intangible feelings and emotions into real, physical pieces of art that you can touch and experience with the senses. And as an artist, She takes her responsibility to share messages of inspiration very, very seriously. Her hope is that, through art, She can awaken emotions in the people who view her work – be it ecstasy, elegance, retrospect, or pensiveness. Art is a universal language everyone can understand, even if they don’t share the same native tongue. Dig deep, and you can see at a glance whether a painting expresses love, anger, conflict, sorrow, joy…it’s all there between the lines and layers of color and texture.

In the last 10 years she has presented her work in various galleries. Her work can be found in both private and corporate collections around the world.