"Affection" Painting

When I was school, I thought “how artist makes paintings”; hence I decided to become an
artist. I was born in Hubbali, Karnataka state and brought up In Surat city, Gujarat state.
After completing D.T.T ( Drawing teacher diploma ) from P.A institute in 2009 and
B.F.A from Shivaji university, I completed M.F.A in 2018.
As far as I see art market, I think, need to create my own art style to make a career in art
field. I experiments in genre of Traditional Contemporary art and highly inspired by
paintings of Raja Ravi Varma. His paintings regard to Malayalam people of 17th century
and reveal their culture and livelihood. The paintings, which depict mythological Hindu
deities, mythological characters, tribal life, sometime European style and themes from
everyday life.
I always enjoy while work, most important thing, before starting the painting creates the
predict for same “How will aspect after complete” so that achieve expected result. I paint
what I imagine, what I see around me, what I feel in daily life and which I’m deeply
connected with. My work is largely based on village people and rural life as well as I tries
to express “ How beautiful god created all natural things is ! “ Everyday I wake up with
new ideas and what I can make my life meaningful and whatever I’ll do it also makes
other happy.
As for my technique, I use bold, sweeping brushstrokes while painting and restricted my
palette to seven vibrant and earthy colours – Indian red, yellow ochre, cadmium green,
vermillion, grey, blue and white. Expressing one’s feeling and imagination through
colours and canvas is creativity and “creativity inspire you to do more creativity”. My
exploration of art is take our Indian culture to the next level through my work; My art is
my voice, a powerful interpretation of my deepest thought, hidden emotion and stronger
desires. The images are I create are coined from personal experiences and fears, interest,
these ideas experiences are better perceived through art and rather than spoken.
The best thing in 21st century is internet, through it, which makes it easy to connect to
different people of the world and awareness about art; Internet gave opportunities to artist
to sell their artworks to sit at home.
There are many Tradition art of India which have been internationally recognized and
highly praised.