Rawindra K. Das, born in 1965 in Darbhanga, Bihar, is a distinguished contemporary artist based in Delhi/Ghaziabad. He completed his BFA from the College of Arts & Crafts, Patna, in 1989. His artistic practice primarily utilizes acrylic on canvas, exploring themes of subconscious depth, love, mythic consciousness, and the modern human condition, including themes of migration. Characterized by layered narratives and a signature palette of blue shades, his work has garnered praise from art critics and curators like Ravindra Tripathi and Vasanth Rao. Key artworks showcasing his style include Prem Ki Ganga, Radha Krishn, Love in Corona, Migration, and Rass Lila.

Throughout his career, Das has received notable accolades, including the Bihar State Award in 1987, the AIFACS All India Drawing Award in 2014, and the Karn Shree Award in 2023. He has participated in prominent national platforms, such as the solo exhibition Dhai Aakhar Prem Ka (2023), as well as the Bharat Bhavan Biennale and the Bodhgaya Biennale, alongside various national art camps across Delhi, Kashmir, and Bihar.