GANAPATI, LOT: PGG2019A02 Print

PANCHU GHARAMI About Artist I am a freelance artist, based in Kolkata .I was born in 1990, In a village in the district of Nadia, west Bengal. In the year 2011-2014, i received my bachelor degree in painting form the Government college of art & craft, Calcutta the oldest art institution in India, presently one of the pioneer art institutions of the country. the glittering spirituality and physical beauty of rural Bengal inspired me to start painting at a very early age. I have achieve semi – realistic techniques of texture with realistic drama of light and shadow. I feel comfortable drawing and painting on all subjects. India 10 followers about artist the greatest work of an artist is his consciousness that always awakened his outlook and his ability to express such thoughts in his work. the work is a reflection either of his sub-conscious or conscious mind. this creative process is similar to mine, but during my work I try to not make any classification of eastern or western culture. By this time Indian idealism may be expressed through western gestures. As a child I grew up in the midst of nature and animals. in my paintings, I try to project myself as i am. Since the time of my childhood, Indian culture and its ancient cultural heritage influenced me, and since then, I have been highly influenced by MINISTRELS (BA-UL), worshipper of Bishnu (BAISNAB TAT-TWA) and spiritualism-(ADHYATIKATA) and those recur in my work repeatedly. Ganesha, Krishna and Buddha is usually among the gods and goddesses of India semi-realistic techniques of texture with realistic drama in the shade on my canvas is realistic. But present social life and its ups and downs, stretches and strains fluctuations etc. cannot be ignored. I believe from the core of my heart that facts cannot be confirmed. There for, reflections and subjective views often peep in my works. An attempt of harmonization between the male and female human body with beasts and birds paves the way to realistic pragmatic .I also restore the glory of the Ganga ghat of different times of the day and at different angles. For example I like to sit on the banks of the Ganges when the cloudy sky in the morning and the sun sets. Similar to Banaras ghat, Shadhu or the saints and boats are an importance part of my paintings. Also the glory of special female beauty has appeared on my canvas. These women are often accompanied to portray their soft nature and free spirits.