Swoarts10

I've always believed that art isn't just made — it's uncovered. One brushstroke led to another, and what began as a childhood habit of sketching and painting slowly evolved into something much larger: a lifelong dialogue with form, color, and light. From graphite to graphics, I moved through mediums like stepping stones — discovering digital art, capturing my creative process on video, diving into photography, and eventually building immersive worlds through 3D animation. Today, I work at the intersection of surrealism and symmetry — creating visuals that are minimal, cinematic, and sometimes a little strange. Whether it’s a product ad rendered in Blender or a photo of a silent building bathed in shadow, I gravitate toward things that don’t move unless you move them — objects, spaces, forms. There's a quiet honesty in stillness, and an endless potential to shape it. I use tools like Blender, Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro — but the tools are never the point. What matters is the feeling. The tension. The negative space. My favorite projects are the ones that feel like they could be album covers for memories — polished but raw, intentional but ambiguous. This is just the beginning. One day, I hope to build my own production studio — a space where ideas can breathe, transform, and become real.

Sworup Bhandari
Founder