Landscape Painting

For me art gives liberty to express the observations that are yours, about the world we live in. To enjoy the power of creating a world of your visuals that speak your feelings, perfection has to meet your demands and not the imagined demands of the viewer. This knowledge liberated the craving that I always had, to draw,paint sketch and create. Women of my childhood aspired but only that what her patriarchs allowed. She had a self image that could be neatly folded and stacked up in case it didn’t get the space to be expressed. Nobody was expected to make place for her, she was uncomplaining, gentle and mild. I loved these women, admired them, was dependant on them, as a child is. I saw them everywhere, in families, society, streets, cinemas and stories. They were the norm. They make up a large part of my observations in my artworks. I wish to associate in my art the warmth I got from them. The latent energy I perceived in them. The subdued fire. Nature has a hold on every human. It’s beauty and its perfection breathtaking. A curl of a leaf, the soft merging of colours so beautifully, the graceful balance, the lyrical lines, they speak of divinity. Each of us see these, and are moved whenever we do. Its power is so great that left to itself it can absorb and blend in any blemish humans have left to its mercy. I like to think of myself as an observer of people, nature and behavior. People especially have always fascinated me and I remain thoughtful about how and what drives behavior in them. My paintings are a reflection of these observations. I also like to express the struggle and coexistence for space between people and people and people and nature. Recently I am exploring an idea of , nature as a tool , its colour and composition as a language to express an emotion that is human, their dreams , desires and frustrations expressed through wild growth of forests that as complex creative and magical. I like to try any medium that attracts me. I paint what I enjoy to think about and not limit myself to what is usual and acceptable.