Jingh was born November 1979 and raised in Rajasthan, India. His passion for art started at an early age in 3rd class when he won a school art competition. He remembers the prize was a pencil case but the bigger prize for him personally was boost it gave to his pride and confidence. The work he produced at this young age was outstanding.

Unfortunately Jingh's father could not see any future in painting for a living and often ridiculed and put down his efforts with no support or encouragement form the family and his father insisting he find work due to a family money problem Jingh was forced to forget about painting and pursue his own business venture. In 2000 he started a "Ready made clothing shop" and also a "Paper Run" not only doing two jobs, Jingh continued his studies part time at University graduating in philosophy, marwary language and public administration. His days started at 4:00 am and finished at 12:00 am, there was no time for painting in his life at that time.

Then life decided to deal a fatal blow to Jingh and his family. His much loved younger brother was killed in an accident soon after that his childhood best friend died in a road accident and while Jingh was overcome with grief and sadness, he had a fatal motorbike accident where his pillion passenger was killed and he left with serious injuries. Unable to work and consumed with grief and depression Jingh closed both business and went into recluse for two years, shutting himself off from the world he turned to his painting. His private collection reflects his state of mind at that time.

In 2006 fate would have it that he became close friends with a New Zealand woman who was fascinated with his art work and placed orders for his paintings. Jingh was equally fascinated with her full back tattoo and is now practicing the art of tattooing as well as continuing with is passion for painting.

Award winning photographer Martin Phila form Arizona, USA is impressed with Jingh's art work and has given him some of his photos to paint in oils. After seeing one painting he commented "My god, his work is better than photo".
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Now residing in Goa, Jingh is following his heart and continues to paint and practices tattooing. He plans to open a small Art gallery and Tattoo Studio incorporating a Coffee Shop where people may relax and pursue his work. All art work is for sale. See Order and Payment