Born in 1976 in the culturally rich state of West Bengal, Jagannath Paul is an artist of remarkable talent. A graduate of the Government College of Arts & Crafts, Kolkata, he has garnered a plethora of prestigious awards over the years, establishing himself as a luminary in the world of art. Notable accolades include the Hindustan Pencil Ltd. Award by Bombay Art Society, Mumbai, Camlin Awards, Mumbai, and the Gopen Roy Award from the Indian Society of Oriental Arts, among others.
Paul is celebrated for his mastery of charcoal on paper or canvas. His works cast a dramatic interplay between black and white, punctuated with solid blocks of paint that are meticulously restrained to reds, yellows, and oranges. This striking contrast imbues his art with a unique mood, while also shining a spotlight on the characters he brings to life. Within his art, the intricate nuances of male and female relationships come to life, brought forth through the medium of charcoal and vibrant colors on paper and canvas. Jagannath employs colors as a means to depict relationships in their myriad moods and emotions.
Deeply influenced by the Cubist art form of the post-modern era, Jagannath Paul's unique style stands out. Unlike many of his contemporaries, who favor curvilinear and realistic lines in their subjects, he chooses straight lines to create his art. His figures are characterized by long noses, plump lips, and often, closed eyes. The closed eyes in his paintings serve as a canvas for multiple interpretations; they may represent deep contemplation, dreams, indulgence in the pleasures of the physical world, or a journey of self-reflection.
Jagannath Paul seamlessly merges the abstract setting with his semi-abstract subjects, creating a fine line that subtly demarcates the two. The geometric shapes in the background are intricately precise and smaller than those in the foreground. Rather than creating a distraction, they follow the natural shape of the subjects, creating a harmonious synergy. The interplay of shadows cast by charcoal further blurs the lines between the subject and the setting, enhancing the overall depth and complexity of his art. Jagannath Paul's work is a captivating exploration of emotions through the medium of Cubist aesthetics, inviting viewers to engage in a profound dialogue with his creations.
For serious enquires of Interest in this Artist’s work, kindly call us/whatsapp us on +91 8747 930 111 or alternatively email us at art@housetohome.com
Born in 1976 in the culturally rich state of West Bengal, Jagannath Paul is an artist of remarkable talent. A graduate of the Government College of Arts & Crafts, Kolkata, he has garnered a plethora of prestigious awards over the years, establishing himself as a luminary in the world of art. Notable accolades include the Hindustan Pencil Ltd. Award by Bombay Art Society, Mumbai, Camlin Awards, Mumbai, and the Gopen Roy Award from the Indian Society of Oriental Arts, among others.
Paul is celebrated for his mastery of charcoal on paper or canvas. His works cast a dramatic interplay between black and white, punctuated with solid blocks of paint that are meticulously restrained to reds, yellows, and oranges. This striking contrast imbues his art with a unique mood, while also shining a spotlight on the characters he brings to life. Within his art, the intricate nuances of male and female relationships come to life, brought forth through the medium of charcoal and vibrant colors on paper and canvas. Jagannath employs colors as a means to depict relationships in their myriad moods and emotions.
Deeply influenced by the Cubist art form of the post-modern era, Jagannath Paul’s unique style stands out. Unlike many of his contemporaries, who favor curvilinear and realistic lines in their subjects, he chooses straight lines to create his art. His figures are characterized by long noses, plump lips, and often, closed eyes. The closed eyes in his paintings serve as a canvas for multiple interpretations; they may represent deep contemplation, dreams, indulgence in the pleasures of the physical world, or a journey of self-reflection.
Jagannath Paul seamlessly merges the abstract setting with his semi-abstract subjects, creating a fine line that subtly demarcates the two. The geometric shapes in the background are intricately precise and smaller than those in the foreground. Rather than creating a distraction, they follow the natural shape of the subjects, creating a harmonious synergy. The interplay of shadows cast by charcoal further blurs the lines between the subject and the setting, enhancing the overall depth and complexity of his art. Jagannath Paul’s work is a captivating exploration of emotions through the medium of Cubist aesthetics, inviting viewers to engage in a profound dialogue with his creations.
For serious enquires of Interest in this Artist’s work, kindly call us/whatsapp us on +91 8747 930 111 or alternatively email us at art@housetohome.com
