Amaan Jahangir (b. 1998) is a 26 year-old UK-based figurative painter and digital artist with a BA in Art from Reading University who has been creating for over 10 years.

Jahangir explores nuanced communication, drawing inspiration from various contemporary cultural sources, history, and religion. Jahangir incorporates symbolism as deliberately subjective, inviting viewers to actively engage with his work and to project their desires and anxieties. Vibrant colors and dynamic brush strokes convey immediate passion, reflecting life’s chaos while recalling the chronological style of ancient tapestries.

Since 2017, Jahangir has participated in exhibitions at Ikon Gallery(2021), Eastside Projects (2023), among numerous other galleries, and has presented two self-funded pop-up shows – ‘Everything to Get Away’ (2018) and ‘Millennium of a Moment’ (2019). Most recently, He has had a funded Exhibition 'Mixed Messages' (2024)  and he was awarded a fully funded artist studio space and residency at Grand Union, Birmingham, UK.

His work receives millions of monthly impressions and has received the online attention of critics such as Jerry Saltz, and world-renowned institutions such as Tate Modern, London's by Yo-Yo Ma, and in the recent documentary “The Rise and Fall of NFTs” by Heni Talks and Atomized Films.