Ava’s use of tonal values and developed techniques of textured brushwork to depict soft sensorial forms unique to her artistic style. She has always had a keen interest in art history with a love of the storytelling aspects in the works of Herbert Draper and the Pre-Raphelites while gravitating towards the deep, saturated colour pallets of the Rococo painters.

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In a recent article in Flux Magazine, Ava Khera says, “Exploring the modern female experience and the natural world through my paintings provides me a well of opportunity to communicate not only my personal experiences and perceptions of my subjects but also provides a window into understanding what I personally connect with most in this world.” She adds, “I choose to paint modern and diverse women in the context of beautiful natural scenes. Re-framing the narrative of what it means to be a woman in the timelessness of nature. I feel I am contributing to the world of art what should always have been voiced but scarcely was until recently.”

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Gaining enthusiastic clients both in the UK and internationally, Ava Khera is making waves in the art world as a fresh perspective in the representational and contemporary art market.