His mixed media pieces speak in the most detailed manner about what he feels needs expression in a given moment and requests emotional response from the viewer in a subtle and implicit manner.

Palvinder has been familiar to textiles and embroidery from a very young age. By the helpful hand of his grandmother who encouraged and supported his artisitic aspirations, he learned the art of embroidery. His British-Asian background is a great influence in his mixed-media work, celebrating multiculturalism and humanity as a whole.

The imagery of his work is inspired by memories of India, the native country of his parents, and visual impressions that he collects during his forays. He  sometimes tells a very personal story; sometimes it is socio-political, other times just a pure aesthetic exercise for his own pleasure. With meditative concentration, he attaches and embroiders sequins, beads, gemstones, badges, buttons, paper, toy figures, and any other things he has collected on his daily forays to his base material

Palvinder regards his works as “communication objects” weaving cultural symbolism into every piece, and through his unique approach to artistic expression he inspires the audience to have the courage to search and find.

As “eyewitnesses”, we all resonate with the mysterious stories and experience them in our own unique way.