Artist, DEVIDAS DHARMADHIKAR : “I feel an urge to know really about my feeling & this is what I would like to show through my paintings.”
Every man is different from another. The mind, body, thought, soul of every person is different from one another. Not only this but there are many other aspects of a man that make him divine. An individuals personality every man is unique.
“I am an admirer of simplicity and thus, the same can be seen in my artist expressions. I draw and paint everything or anything that relates to nature for it has always been my motivation. I paint with various styles, mediums and techniques.”
Artist, Deepa Vedpathak : “When the colors take shapes on my canvas, they do not have any limit”
To contemporary Indian artist Deepa Vedpathak, music and painting are not only complementary but inseparable. She listens to music while painting, interpreting notes as colors and melodies as brushstrokes. Her original paintings evoke a rich auditory experience, expanding beyond the visual and physical senses.
Artist, Buwa Shete : “Contemporary modernist figures, rendered mysterious by an uniquely Indian style”
Born in 1960, Buwa Shete graduated in Applied Arts from Abhinav Kala, Pune, in 1983. After graduating, he worked with advertising agencies as a creative director and illustrator for several years, while painting simultaneously. His first recognition came when he won an award at the National Exhibition of Young Painters in Calcutta, organized by M.
Artist, Bratin Khan : “The renderings are poetic and the narratives mythical, folklore-inspired or religious”
Born in 1969 in West Bengal, Bratin Khan studied Painting at Visva Bharati University in Santiniketan under the guidance of some of the leading lights of the Bengal School. Marked for the refined handling of line work and palette, his painterly compositions, reflect influences of folk art and Bengal School.
Artist, Biplab Biswas : “His art is an amalgamation of Rustic Charm, Spiritual Conquests & Divine Love.”
Biplab Biswas was born in 1957 in a small village called Bharatpur near Kolkata. Trained at the University of Calcutta and Rabindra Bharati University, his mastery of different styles of art such as woodcut, linocut and etching showcase his versatility as an artist.
Artist, Asit Kumar Patnaik : “A semi-realistic figurative painter, whose work enjoys much critical acclaim”
Asit Kumar Patnaik, Indian painter, was born in Orissa. A National Scholar and MFA topper from BHU, he has received several provincial and National Awards, the latest being a grand felicitation from the Government College of Art and Crafts, his alma mater in Khallikote, Orissa.
Ashok Rathod works as a freelance artist and an Assistant Art Director in Mumbai. Ashok loves to paint mythological characters with bold colours. For serious enquires of Interest in this Artist’s work, kindly email us at art@housetohome.com or call us on +91 8747 930 111.
Artist, Arvind Kolapkar : “Painting is an ongoing process of creative activity!”
Arvind Kolapkar is an artist from Pune who is greatly inspired by music, particularly classical and folk music which has played a predominant role in the work. works are bright, happy expressions of joyous unions. In most of his paintings, one observes an amorous couple or groups of friends enjoying each other’s company.
Artist, Anasuya Bommanaboina : “Bright colours & selection of dynamic red is the uniqueness of her work.”
Born in 1983, Anasuya Bommanaboina’s works are inspired by bright and vibrant coloured characters of Hindu mythology. Anasuya has a routine of often visiting the Hindu temples which gradually built her interest for the details towards the decorative and godly figures and interiors, which is clearly depicted in her style.
Artist, Anand Panchal : “I want to use varied colours in my paintings; above all my primary concern is the image expressions.”
Anand Panchal, Born on October 11, 1973 in Latur, Maharashtra. His works are in collection with many art lovers in India and abroad. Best known for his figurative artworks. He has developed a unique style of his own. He mostly paints children – capturing their innocence, animals and Brahmins in vibrant colours, which symbolizes calmness, peacefulness and spirituality.
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Artist, Ajay De : “I channeled my energies into artistic expressions and learnt the right way to stroke the paper”
Life for me began when I was six. It was the first time ever that I picked up a piece of charcoal and gave my innermost feelings an expression…on paper. Watching my mother at work, with her fingers moving dexterously,Ioften wondered about her thoughts while she was going throughs her normal chores.
Artist, AJ Moujjan : Evoking a sense of joy and celebration in his artwork.
Born in 1977 in a village in Karnataka, A. J. Moujan derives inspiration for his art from music. Having been exposed to them early on in his life, his paintings are dominated by street musicians playing a variety of Indian instruments.
