About Sachin Babbar
Sachin Babbar’s artistic practice centres on motion, form, and expression using a mixed-media approach. Recently inspired by Japanese Sumi-e ink, his Moving Ink project features live painting of dancers during performances. He teaches workshops such as Live-Motion Drawing and Japanese-Style Painting, blending creativity with movement and calligraphy techniques. Sachin also hosts Play&Paint sessions that unlock expression through dance and painting. His courses, aimed at both beginners and professionals, are used in creative and corporate settings—including team-building events for companies like Google—bringing joyful, authentic artistic engagement to a wide range of participants.
What people have to say
Performance attendeeFor me, the Moving Ink exhibition was a rare, gentle, and generous invitation into a sincere outpouring.
The live performance in particular, felt like being welcomed to participate in and share the process of art emerging. So unlike with other exhibitions I've attended before, where maybe I felt like a stranger, or like I didn't belong, or didn't 'get it', I could feel everything and was part of it too. The live performance breathed more life into the work on display at the exhibition, because I'd seen the art happen with my own eyes, seen the care in the process, and wondered at its mystery. So somehow, when I left, I could connect with the exhibition as if the pictures had been from my own life.
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Live-Motion Drawing Workshop attendeeI liked the relaxed atmosphere and how it felt like a safe space to express motion
in drawings without judgement of craft/experience, etc. I also appreciated the range of paper and materials supplied.
