Artist, Vijender Sharma : “Art is a way to display our inner self by colours or any other ways.”
Born in Delhi, Vijender Sharma completed his MFA in painting in 1990. He is a gold medallist from the Delhi College of Art. He presents art in a more shaded feeling, than many of his contemporaries, influenced by realism. Vijender Sharma paintings carry a strong narrative, as he paintings hyper realistic abstractions and studies of human portraits and choreographed compositions.
Amit Bhar is a Bangalore-based artist whose interest in art began at a young age. In his own words, it was eventually to become “the primary objective of his life”. The pristine, rustic beauty of rural Bengal—of his birthplace, Hooghly-Chinsurah—the clear blue skies, fallen autumn leaves, grazing cattle and the daily life of the village nestled on the banks of the river Hooghly, inspired Bhar to start painting when he was as young as twelve.
Sujata Achrekar was born in 1968. She graduated from the L.S Raheja School of Art, Mumbai, in 1990, following which she got her Diploma in Art Education from Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai.
Achrekar’s canvases are predominantly worked in oils, with a profusion of earthy tones like burnt sienna, ochre and rust orange.
Artist, Yograj Verma : “I paint the spirit and soul of what I see” shares this Artist, who indulges in oil paintings displaying muddy reds and scintillating blues.
On the path of self discovery, Yograj Verma, A renowned artist from Delhi believes that painting is a form of enchanted power to decode divinity and redefine cosmic power of the universe. He paints with the heart and builds with the mind.
Artist, Subrata Das: His stunning artworks are imbued with colour, mysticism and romance…
The acrylics on canvas and mixed media works feature a cast of ethereal mythological beings from the Hindu epics with long limbs, cascading hair and a flame orange mist of vermilion dotting their foreheads. The Buddha and Krishna are recurring protagonists in the Kolkata-born artist’s works, who focuses on the sublime and the poetic aspects of ancient Indian myths and legends.
The Thanjavur Style of painting is one of the most popular and classical among all the South Indian painting forms. It is a native art of Thanjavur, which is also known as Tanjore in Tamil Nadu. The inspiration of this great southern art form, traces back to around 1600 AD.
Contemporary Indian artist Ramesh Gorjala was born into a family of weavers, and at a young age he learned kalamkari art from his uncle. After mastering this traditional form, he went on to earn a degree in fine arts from Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University in Hyderabad.
Artist, Kappari Kishan : ” I am always exploring new ideas and methods to present my thoughts”
The journey of Kappari Kishan as an artist started when he was appreciated by his teacher in school for a flawless drawing, which was done as a part of the studies.
The attention and applause that he received inspired him to pursue drawing and painting consistently and devotedly.
Artist Dnyaneshwar Dhavale : “He uses vivid colours & sketchy lines to create bright landscape-like paintings.”
Dnyaneshwar Dhavale uses vivid colours and sketchy lines to create bright landscape-like paintings. Light brushstrokes act as a counterpoint to the sketchy lines, creating a detailed effect.
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Artist, Ravindra Babu Veguri : “More often than not, his paintings create an oxymoron with contradictory visuals, that hits you hard when you see his works.”
A young and budding talent in the world of Indian art, Umakant Tawade has already made his name as a contemporary figurative painter to be reckoned with. Fresh out of the Sir J.J. Institute of Applied Art in 2002, armed with a Bachelor’s Degree, Tawade has already become comfortable on the Mumbai exhibition circuit and regularly shows his works.
Artist, Bharati Singh : “Hailing from an Aristocratic Background, she is a recognised Indian Artist admired for her depiction of philosophical thought on canvas.”
Artist Arjun Das is a rising artist with an absolute zeal for redefining the culture of artisanship. He uses a vibrant color palette on the canvas to reflect mixed moods of his subjects. His artworks mainly consists of religious and spiritual paintings.
