New works Painting

Born in 1976, Sudarsan Yennamalli M. started to paint from his early age. He had his early lessons from his mother Mrs.K.Kamala who is a drawing teacher by profession. He is the first grandson of Artist R.Krishna Rao .He along with his mother he is running an art institute called Peacock Art Institute in Chennai. He learnt many important lessons about painting, watercolour techniques, art history from his grandfather. His grandfather was always an inspiration to him. He had many interesting discussion about various famous artists from India and abroad with his grandfather during his student life. He learnt music theory from his maternal grandmother Mrs. Indumathi Krishna Rao. He says "Those were memorable days which, I will cherish forever." His favourite medium is oil and digital art. He explorers many perspectives in art. In 2007 he was selected for a talk held in New Delhi about an open source 3D animation and modelling software called Blender 3D and was the first author to write a series on Blender 3D software in Linux For You magazine. He was a software programmer and has developed many software packages, but his passion in art and music lead him to take them as a profession. He is a music composer working on a western classical music album. Currently, he is into doing abstract paintings on Philosophy of life. Artist Statement Painting is my way of doing meditation, my soul searching process. Each colour has its own unique value and it express emotions that we all can understand. Like red express passion, blood, anger. But how each painting is interpreted by the viewer makes the painting unique. The same painting can be interpreted in 10 different ways by 10 viewers. This makes my paintings very dynamic. Let me explain with an example. We all have seen a beautiful rose, it has a wonderful blend of colours and well designed petals. The fragrance that we can feel, can it be expressed in canvas? may be yes. My paintings are those emotions that I see in life. Most of my paintings are reflections from life. Some are day to day experiences, while some are feelings , thoughts, emotions, mysteries. I select my colors based on the emotions my canvas speaks to me. Most of the colors are bright and bold colors, and at the same time the brush stroke are too bold. I never mind if a color is over lapping another color. The simple reason being, we are not living in the universe in isolation.