As a visual artist, Sneh's practice engages with memory, materiality, and the layered intersections of place and identity. Her work, rooted in painting, often traverses mediums and forms, drawing from lived experience and critical social landscapes.
She holds an MFA in Fine Arts from the University of East London (2024) and a prior MFA from the University of Hyderabad, Sarojini Naidu School of Arts (2015). Bachelor's trained at VNSGU, Surat, her trajectory spans a decade of sustained visual inquiry and pedagogical involvement as a guest faculty at institutions such as VNSGU Surat and Trishur College of Fine Arts.
Mehra’s recent exhibitions include DTALE Archist II curated by Bose Krishnamachari (Bangalore, 2024), Planetary Scale at Filet Gallery (London, 2024), Stirring Still at Safehouse 2 (London, 2023), and India Art Fair (Gallery Dotwalk, 2023). Other notable showcases include Resurrection of the Familiar (Gallery Ekami, Kerala), Baroda Annuelle II (White Gallery), and Breathing Through Shifting Scapes at Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai (2020), which was also covered by Saffronart.
Her practice has been critically documented in publications such as The Hindu, The Daily Guardian, Art and Deal, and Studio Beads. She has also participated in workshops and residencies, including Space Studio Baroda, Niracharthu Painting Camp (Kerala), the Black House Workshop (Shantiniketan), and a public art workshop with Pushpamala. N at UOH.
Currently based between India and the UK, Mehra continues to explore the fluidities of contemporary existence through a reflective and materially attentive visual language.
