Deepa Chudasama is a visual artist who lives and works in London. Her practice draws on colour theory, repetitive mark making, intuition, toil and the ‘Readymade’ amongst other themes. The dot, spot, circle motif are at the centre of her practice referencing Eastern / Western abstraction and sacred mark making using her innate colour aesthetic. She often works with ready-made and everyday objects which are manipulated, re-evaluated and re-presented. Deepa's work is held in international private and public collections, including at Vital Arts and the Royal London Hospital. 

Selected Exhibitions

2023 Shortlisted for The John Moores Painting Prize
2023 This Years Model III / Group Show / Studio 1.1, London
2022 This Years Model Part 1 / Group show / Studio 1.1, London
2019 Sona Chandi / Deptford X Art Festival / London
2018 Substrate / group show / No Format Gallery, London
2018 Entitled / group show / Bristol
2018 Art within the Cracks of Women's Lives  
2015   Known to Me  /  group show  /  Gallery Below, London
2015   Mass Adaption  /  joint show  /  Safe House, Maverick Projects, London
2013   8 Minutes From Here  /  group show  /  Southbank Centre, London
2013   Mala  /  commissioned installation  /  North Middlesex University Hospital
2013   Surya  /  solo show  /  the Agency gallery, London
2012   Art Gwangju  /  the Agency gallery, Korea
2012   Oscillation  /  commissioned installation  /  Royal London Hospital
2012   Jam Tomorrow  /  group show  /  APT Gallery, London
2011    Chandigarh Loop  /  solo show  /  the Agency gallery, London
2010   Cluster J  /  installation  /  Deptford X, Wavelengths, London
2009  S.T.O.R.A.G.E   /  the Agency gallery, London
2002  Message to India  /  British Council  /  Delhi, Chandigarh, Jaipur & Mumbai

Education

2000 – 2002   MA Fine Art  /  Goldsmiths, University of London
1999 – 2000   PG Dip Fine Art  /  Byam Shaw School of Art, London
1995 – 1998   BA Fine Art  /  De Montfort University, Leicester, UK


All images copyright © 2018 Deepa Chudasama
Portrait of Deepa by Zsófia Kézdi-Nagy