Augustyn Engty is an Indian-born young artist who began his creative journey in 2018, inspired by a deep desire to capture the beauty, emotion, and spirit of the world around him. Hailing from Baithalangso, Assam, his early surroundings played a key role in shaping his artistic sensibilities. Though largely self-taught, Augustyn devoted extensive time to developing his skills, especially during the pandemic, when painting became both a refuge and a means of personal growth.

Now a professional artist and dedicated an art expert, Augustyn works primarily in acrylics with a focus on portraits, landscapes, reflections, and peaceful natural scenes. His work is known for its vibrant color palettes and emotional depth, as seen in standout pieces like "The Majestic Mountain", "The Last Journey" and"Sunset on the Lake" etc.His paintings have been featured in online galleries and local exhibitions, earning appreciation for their expressive, meditative quality.

For Augustyn, art is more than a career—it is a way to connect with others and offer a sense of calm and beauty through each brushstroke.

Augustyn Engty’s artistic approach is deeply rooted in a desire to express serenity, emotion, and connection through the natural world. His work is inspired by themes of reflection, peace, and beauty—often drawing from the landscapes of his childhood in Assam and his surroundings in India. He explores scenes where light, water, and sky interact, capturing quiet moments that invite contemplation.

Influenced by both realism and impressionism, Augustyn’s style blends vivid colors with soft transitions to evoke mood and movement. Artists like Claude Monet, Bob Ross, and Indian landscape painters have influenced his visual language. He primarily works with acrylic. embracing their versatility—acrylic for its boldness and layering potential,

Augustyn is motivated by a deep inner need to create and by the joy of sharing that stillness with others. Through his art, he aims to offer viewers a sense of calm, a breath of beauty in a chaotic world. His intention is not just to represent a scene, but to spark emotion and personal reflection—whether that be nostalgia, peace, or wonder.

By inviting viewers into his tranquil painted spaces, Augustyn hopes they’ll find a moment of escape, and perhaps see the world a little more tenderly.