Rajnish Sharma is a 25 year old fine-art photographer. He was a research engineer at the Department of Chemical Engineering and has completed his Masters of Engineering from NUS in 2013. He has been into photography for more than a year and some of his photos have been published and exhibited at Stark Magazine, Yellowkorner, Vogue Italia, Finearts America, Lens Folio, Photodemocracy London, Redbubble etc.

His motivation for photography began in his early days when he used to live in a small town in India, and where he often liked to watch sunset at the river near his home. The sunset, river, boats, birds and clouds often formed a poetic version of nature and so in order to express the feelings and emotions inspired within, he delved into contrastingly abstract, alter-modernism, minimal and aesthetics photography.

The Current gallery at Arts Buzz at Central library has set of 23 photos, which he relates to some of memories of the early days and also his idea of Home. The theme “Heima” is actually an Icelandic word for “home”, and was inspired by his favorite band Sigur rós.

You can come by Central Library (Arts Buzz Display) to view his photographs. This exhibition will run until 25 February 2014.