Ruby Khan is a contemporary artist. She is born and raised in London. She studied at Uxbridge College while achieving her Diplomas in Art and Design for a total of four years. She progressed successfully and discovered distinct creative techniques within the art industry throughout her studies. From a young age, Ruby had a desire for Fine Art. She is currently a full-time student studying Fine Arts BA (Hons) at the University of East London. She works part-time as a Student and Curriculum Ambassador for the Visual Arts and Disability team at UEL. Ruby Khan’s practice is ambitious in her approach to all the artworks she produces. She looks in-depth inherently on her emotional past; looking at her particular experiences, journeys, memories. Also, she encounters the diversity and the history of London. Her work is celebrating the physical and emotional journey she has undertaken throughout her life. At a young age, Ruby attended her art therapy sessions during her childhood. She had interests in art, producing artworks in her therapy sessions. She had a passion for drawing and painting. Throughout her life art has helped Ruby’s development in speaking and writing. At the age of five, Ruby was diagnosed with a speech-language impairment; affecting her self-confidence. Through the ongoing; support from her mother and a charity called Contact A Family, Ruby has grown into a strongly independent and fearless individual. Ruby’s work conveys her journeys of London organised by Contact A Family. All of her, work is based on experiences and the impact it held throughout her life; she was overwhelmed. She uses printmaking, painting, photography, installation and sculpture methods. Her work communicates memories around London, utilising to convey her repeated experiences. She initially is influenced by the artists: Idris Khan, Stephanie Jung, Jackson Pollock, John Virtue, Susan Hiller, Anselm Kiefer, Stephen Wiltshire, William Morris, David Bowie and Damien Hirst.

Ruby Khan's Art