Born in 1992 (New Delhi), Rinku studied painting followed by a Masters from College of Art, New Delhi.

Her work deals with the recurring emotions and thoughts of daily lives. The environment of her house plays a pivotal role in all her works. The presence of isolated male and female figures engaged in stereotypical jobs question the ideas of equality and suppression of women’s emotions. Relying on imaginary elements, Rinku aims to channelize her emotions through her paintings.

Rinku’s artwork is an exploration of the intricate and often chaotic nature of human thought and exploring the visual motif of stream of consciousness. It delves into the realm of random, recurring, and confusing thoughts that weave through our consciousness on a daily basis. The swirling patterns and fragmented imagery represent the labyrinthine journey of the mind as it navigates through a myriad of ideas and emotions.

Rinku recently displayed her works at the MOMUS Museum, Greece, and was selected for the 62nd Lalit Kala Akademi National Exhibition of Art 2020-21. She is the recipient of the Shrishti Art Support grant 2020.