Tauseef Khan

Tauseef Khan’s paintings examine history, memory, and perception through hyper-realistic still-life compositions. Using glassware as a metaphor, he reframes Mughal monuments and historical architecture through contemporary visual filters. His work draws inspiration from Dutch still-life traditions while engaging with Indian cultural memory. His practice focuses on illusion, transparency, and the tension between permanence and fragility.
Lives and works in New Delhi, India.