Raji Chacko

I am a fine artist based in Bangalore. Over the years, the subjects of my paintings changed vastly. When I started, I mostly used oil colours, and then graduated to understand the vivid world of acrylics. I dabbled in figures and patterns before I discovered the joy of mixedmedia,collage and leaf prints. The Autumn Leaves collection is the latest in my series of works, where I have used real leaf prints and mixed media on paper. I hope it brings you much joy to see as it was for me to create. Thank you.

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Whatsapp/Phone on: +91 8971945454
Member Since: 07/08/2009

Formal About the artist:

Figures dominate her paintings and her style is a refreshing combination of traditional figurative painting in a contemporary manner. Her canvases are loaded with culture, life , and people, coupled with emotions. Sometimes you'll see multicolored ethereal life situations and the other times, it's the monochromatic real life situations. According to her, painting is a self-searching process and is a way of life.

Trained under eminent artists in fine art for years and is a graduate in law. Participated in many workshops and exhibitions.

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Exhibitions:
1. Group-Kala Bhavan, Ahmedabad, 1999.
2. Kala mela, XI, Delhi .
3. Bajaj art gallery, Mumbai, 2000.
4. Nayan’s art gallery, Haryana, 2002.
5. Abstract Gallery, Bangalore , 2004.
6. Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, May 2007.
7. Portland Art gallery, Cochin, May 2008
8. Myriad-a Premier exhibition, Alliance Franchaise, Bangalore , Nov 13th 2009.
9. “Artwave”-Exhibition in Chitra Kala Parishath, Bangalore, March 2012.
10. Antheen Art group show, Jaipur with 20+ artists at Jawahar Kala Kendra in December 2012.
11. Art show at the Artisans, Pyarelal Bhavan, ITO in September 2012.
12. Group Art show, Convention Foyer, India Habitat Center, New Delhi(24-27 October, 2013).


Selected for exhibition through competitions:
1. All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, Dehi, 2004.
2. Sahitya Kala Parishath, Delhi-Annual Art exhibition.
3. Paintings displayed at New York Times Square as part of a competition held by “Artists Wanted”.