Ajay Kanwal, born in 1973, is a sculptor who pursued his studies in Sculpture at the Institute of Music and Fine Arts, Jammu (BFA), and later at the Faculty of Fine Arts, M S University, Baroda (MFA). Ajay Kanwal is a multifaceted artist known for his contributions to sculpture, exhibitions, and teaching. His accolades include the AIPACS Award in collaboration with the J & X Academy of Arts, Culture, and Languages, Jaanu (2001), as well as a National Scholarship from the Government of India, New Delhi (2001-03), showcasing his early recognition and talent. 

Participating in prestigious events like the 42nd, 44th, and 45th National Exhibition of Art (2000, 2002, 2003) highlighted Kanwal's presence in the national art scene. Notable group exhibitions such as "The Chair Project" at Sarjan Art Gallery, Baroda (2005), and "Fanchaloha" at Tamarind Art Gallery, New York, USA (2007), demonstrated his versatility and international exposure.

Kanwal's involvement in sculpture camps, including the Young Baroda Wood Carving Camp (2003) and the 11th Triennale Ceramic Camp, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi (2005), showcased his commitment to sculptural art forms and artistic development. 

His commissions for artworks and installations in public institutions across New Delhi, Jaanu, and Himachal Pradesh underscore his impact on public art and cultural spaces. Currently teaching at the Department of Sculpture at Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda, Kanwal shares his expertise and nurtures emerging talents in the field of sculpture.