'Twindividuals': the art of the Singh Twins

The Singh Twins, Rabindra and Amrit, at home in Bidston, Wirral Photograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian

A piece entitled All That I Am Photograph: The Singh Twins

EnTWINed, a commissioned response to Henry Nelson O’Neil's paintings about the first Indian war of independence, Eastward Ho! and Home Again Photograph: The Singh Twins/The Singh Twins

From Zero to Hero, a solo piece by Rabindra featuring the Beckhams Photograph: The Singh Twins

Liverpool 800, commissioned to celebrate the city's selection as a 2008 European capital of culture Photograph: The Singh Twins

Manhattan Mall, a painting by Amrit showing New York from a food hall at the top of the eponymous building. The twins are enjoying a meal with their uncle Photograph: The Singh Twins

Nineteen Eighty Four – subtitled The Storming of the Golden Temple – depicts Operation Blue Star, an infamous assault by Indian troops on Sikhism's holiest shrine to remove separatists who had barricaded themselves inside the Amritsar landmark Photograph: The Singh Twins

Nyrmla's Wedding II, an intimate work by Amrit commemorating the nuptials of the twins' sister Photograph: The Singh Twins

Partners in Crime: Deception and Lies. Based on a well-known Mughal miniature from the 17th century, this protest painting shows George W Bush standing on a hyena, symbol of two-facedness, in reference to prior US support for Saddam Hussein Photograph: The Singh Twins/The Singh Twins