Simeron Kaler

Simeron Kaler (b. 1994) is an artist and psychotherapist based in West London. 

From her studio, she works primarily with paint and Indian ink to create honest, often playful, visual stories inspired by personal memories, conversations, and her British Indian heritage.

Kaler’s artistic practice is deeply informed by her work as a psychotherapist, exploring the internal world and emotional landscape through visual expression. Through colour and line, she creates a bridge between her personal narrative and the viewer's own story, inviting a shared exploration of human emotion.

Simeron studied art at Camberwell College of Arts (2012-2013) and Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London (2013-2016). She now works as both an artist and a psychotherapist.

Her work is held in notable public and private collections, including Great Ormond Street Hospital, corporate headquarters, and restaurants, as well as private collections internationally.

“In this collection of work I look at this idea of returning, of the small touch points where we come back to ourselves, sometimes picking up others along the way. Like the tide, forever going out, forever coming home.”