Mohammad Wahiduzzaman

Present world is losing its values in the features of humanity by balancing the way of life with rationality and practicality. These phenomenons inspired artist Mohammad Wahiduzzaman depicting scare of modern society through the tools of Symbols, colors and textures in his painting, sculpture and installation. Born in 1978, artist had his study at Dhaka, Bangladesh. Recently, he won the Grand Prize of 14th Asian Art Biennial Bangladesh, 2010.
Artist likes to experiment with different media, materials and process such as space division, size of canvas in conjunction with blending painting with sculpture in theme wise. However, through presentation which is the vital part, includes large space to convey the larger than life impact of the message that his art work speaks on different themes in different situations.

Artist has received his Diploma in Fine Arts from Bulbul Academy of Fine Arts and Diploma in Engineer in Printing Technology from Institute of Graphic Arts in Bangladesh. Artist also has completed Diploma in Black & White Photography from L’alliance Francaise De Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Artist has done given below Art workshops:
• Special Art Workshop for 6 months under Renowned Painter
Kanak Chapa Chakma, organized by Gallery Tone
Dhaka, Bangladesh (1999-2000)

• Painting Appreciation Course “Bangladesh Art”
organized by World Literature Center Film Circle,
Dhaka, Bangladesh (2000)

• “Texture Apply Techniques” Workshop under painter Iqbal Ahmed, organized by Bulbul Academy of Fine Art, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

• World Painting Appreciation Course organized by Center for Asia Art and Cultures (Caac) 2002.

• Water Color Art Camp, Bangal jute mill, Ford Nagar, Savar
organized by Bangal Foundation (2003).

• Special Print- Art Workshop from 3 months under Renowned Abdus Salam, organized by Chhapai, Dhaka, Bangladesh (2005).

• International workshop, 2009- 1 mile2 organized jointly by Britto Arts Trust, Visiting Arts UK, Arts Council England and British Council.

• 4th Britto International Artists’ Workshop 2010 (24 N...