Forms from the formless Sculpture

“I love shapes and the challenge of creating new forms. I love line, music and mystery. I love harmony and intricacies. I love wild emotions and colour. I love the natural world and cities. I love to explore culture, technology, meditate and question reality. Art & life is play for me really.” Karma Sirikogar is one of the most exciting artists in Bangkok, and a great representation of a young inspiring woman. She is an artist with a diverse background and global experience, as her nationality is Thai, ethnicity is Indian and birthplace is Singapore. Karma’s explosively dimensional works transcend cultural boundaries into a universal aesthetic, conveying a sense of meditative formalism through the exploration of line, form, movement and colour. An abstract-surrealist, her imaginative compositions are suggestively inspired by geometric urban structures, organic forms in the natural world and a powerful sense of femininity. Karma’s approach to art is multi-disciplinary as she works in the mediums of drawing, painting, printmaking, street art and digital imaging. She has been artistically trained at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia and Tagore’s Kala Bhavan Institute of Fine Arts in India. Karma has exhibited as well as participated in numerous art residencies around the world, and has worked with brands like Vodafone, Starboard, Esquire magazine, Freitag and Converse. ————————————— Indirect Influences (in no particular order): Kandinksy, M.C. Escher, Hilma Af Klint, S.H Raza, Stanton Mcdonald Wright, Ruth Asawa, Georgia O’ Keefe, Pratuang Emjoroen, Frank Stella, Dale Chihuly, Amrita Sher-Gill, Roberto Matta, Barbara Kasten, Naum Gabo, S. Dali, Judy Chicago