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Rakesh Babwah is a Trinidadian-born artist from San Juan, Trinidad, whose work is a fearless dive into the depths of human existence, chaos, and raw emotion. He moved to New York as a teenager, absorbing the city’s energy while wrestling with his own evolving perspective on life. Now based in Tampa, Florida, Rakesh continues to challenge the boundaries of art, perception, and truth. Raised in a Hindu household, Rakesh spent years exploring different religions, only to come to a stark realization: religion is the greatest evil in the world. To him, it is a system of control—a force that divides, manipulates, and blinds people from true freedom. His art is not just a reflection of this belief; it is a direct challenge to it. His work seeks to dismantle the illusions that religion creates, forcing viewers to confront what lies beneath faith, tradition, and doctrine. With a foundation in Abstract Expressionism, Cubism, and Illustration, his art defies structure, bending between movement and stillness, clarity and distortion. His pieces pulse with bold strokes, intricate line work, and layered textures, inviting viewers into a world that feels both alien and familiar—like a dream that lingers just beyond memory. For Rakesh, art is a weapon against deception. His paintings do not exist to comfort; they exist to disrupt, to awaken, to make people question everything they’ve been told. His work is not meant to be understood at first glance—it is meant to be felt, to stir something deep and unresolved. Each piece is an extension of his mind—unfiltered, untamed, and unapologetic. With over 150 works available on Saatchi Art, his portfolio stands as a testament to his refusal to conform, his commitment to truth in its most chaotic form. For those who seek art that doesn’t just decorate but destroys illusions, confronts the uncomfortable, and exposes the hidden—Rakesh Babwah’s work is waiting.