Prashanta Nayak
Born in Agra, 1980
Education:
Bachelor Degree in Visual Arts, Government College of Arts & Craft, Calcutta
Solo Exhibitions:
2009 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
Group Exhibitions:
2013 – Morpichh Art Houstan, USA
2012 – Lokayata Art Gallery, New Delhi
2012 – Renaissance Gallery, Bangaluru
2009 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
2003 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
Comments:
My work is inspired by the everyday; observations of objects, events, and experiences. Figures dominate the whole thinking process of my paintings with different subjects. May call are basically concerned with human figures , Mythology and religious stories. They are the intimacies and the complexities of life such as emotions, perceptions, ideas, intellect, human conditions and interrelationships. The process allows me to reflect on the essence of the everyday. Through Explorations of these subjects, I intend to suggest a sence of connections by juxtaposing seemingly unrelated objects, marks, and patterns. Ultimately, within the visual vocabulary, I wish to decipher the unknown from the known.
Born in Agra, 1980
Education:
Bachelor Degree in Visual Arts, Government College of Arts & Craft, Calcutta
Solo Exhibitions:
2009 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
Group Exhibitions:
2013 – Morpichh Art Houstan, USA
2012 – Lokayata Art Gallery, New Delhi
2012 – Renaissance Gallery, Bangaluru
2009 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
2003 – Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi
Comments:
My work is inspired by the everyday; observations of objects, events, and experiences. Figures dominate the whole thinking process of my paintings with different subjects. May call are basically concerned with human figures , Mythology and religious stories. They are the intimacies and the complexities of life such as emotions, perceptions, ideas, intellect, human conditions and interrelationships. The process allows me to reflect on the essence of the everyday. Through Explorations of these subjects, I intend to suggest a sence of connections by juxtaposing seemingly unrelated objects, marks, and patterns. Ultimately, within the visual vocabulary, I wish to decipher the unknown from the known.
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