Viewing Satish Bhaisare’s works is an experience itself. Pulsating with energy and rhythm there is a trance like quality to Bhaisare’s linear canvases. This is both due to the vivid colours that he uses as well as due to his process of work.
Artist, Abhishek Kumar makes paintings and drawings. By exploring the concept of landscape in a nostalgic way, Kumar seduces the viewer into a world of ongoing equilibrium and the interval that articulates the stream of daily events. Moments are depicted that only exist to punctuate the human drama in order to clarify our existence and to find poetic meaning in everyday life.
Artist, Shraddha Rathi : “Combining Traditional Indian values & modern experiences”
Shraddha Rathi (b. 1974) is an architecture graduate from Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, Maharashtra. During her years in the architectural practice working on interior design projects, she created artworks for her clients and decided, in 2007, to take up painting as a full-time profession.
Artist, Bodhi Selvam : “Zen is not something that can be understood at the surface level; it’s something that needs to be experienced”
The 52-year-old artist, with shrubby beard glistening in black and eyes radiating undying dreams, speaks in a voice that has echoes of Zen sages. He says, “ I have been greatly influenced to a great extent by Zen ideology and I have incorporated it into my life.
Shubhra’s art is both classical and contemporary, characterized by the moods it evokes. There are elements of style, which brings universality to her work.
Shubra Das, an artist hailing from Delhi, studied Applied Arts at the College of Arts in New Delhi.
Artist, Ranjeet Patil : “Gorgeous shades intertwined in a rythmic flow!”
Artist, Amar Sultan : “A vibrant palette, exquisite strokes, strong textures & inimitable style”
Born in 1977 Mussoorie, and a self-taught artist, art has been an intrinsic part of Amar Sultan’s life since childhood. He made his first strokes under his father’s guidance, and thereon the journey has been an exciting one. Faced with different situations in his life, he has come through because of what he chose for himself.
Artist, Dilesh Hazare, works in varied media such as water colour, oil, acrylic, charcoal, dry pastels etc. His subjects range from landscapes to portraits, figurative and abstracts. For serious enquires of Interest in this Artist’s work, kindly email us at art@housetohome.com
Artist, Siddhesh Rane works in several mediums. His interest is in abstract paintings and he loves to do experimental work as well. Siddhesh displays his abstract set of paintings which reflect his effort and dedication to art. An unusual use of colours and rare strokes constitute his art.
Artist, Raju Sarkar : “Contrasting colors & innovative patterns add a finishing touch to creativity”
Raju Sarkar is a resident of Kolkata. He completed his BVA (painting) with a first class from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. He has been a part of solo and group shows throughout the country, including venues such as the Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai.
Artist, Ekta Sharma : “Make Art when you love it & enjoy it!”
Ekta Sharma has completed her graduation and Masters in Painting from the college of Fine Arts in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.
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Artist, Sangeeta Abhay : “My quest for the Buddha continues”
Sangeeta Abhay was born into the lap of art and culture in Buldana, Maharashtra – a quaint town situated against the backdrop of the unparalleled Ajanta caves. Later in life, deeply enamoured by the teachings of the Buddha, she progressed to give vent to her creativity by inculcating the message of the Enlightened One in her paintings and sculptures.
Artist, Kamar Alam : “My focus, my vision from the start has been that my art would be simplistic in thought and forms, yet deep.”
Born in Mussourie, Kamar Alam is best known for the distinct portrayal of the human form in his paintings. He breathes life into his work by communicating with the painting. His figures are perfect, the play of light and darkness is balanced, and the movement of the canvas takes the viewer to loop back to a starting point on the painting.
Artist, Gourishankar Soni : “Culture is the widening of the mind and of the Spirit.”
Goruishankar Soni is an Indian artist who performs painting, film making, print making, photography, and installations. Born and brought up in Jaipur, he is greatly inspired by the rich culture and traditions of Rajasthan. Rajasthan’s royal heritage greatly evokes him emotions like love are found in every nook and cranny of its beautifully constructed historical monuments like Hawa Mahal.
Artist, Bhuwal Prasad : “My works are expressionistic in Nature”
“There was a time when people of tribal areas use to camouflage them with the mask made out of whatever is available in their environment. As a cultural and traditional ritual this is the theme that I love drawing. I make them very colorful at times and other times, I would use blacks and whites.
