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To me each painting is an exploration of colours, shapes, textures, rhythm and meaning. As I am layering colours, the changing hues and tones evoke a variety of feelings and thoughts. The interplay of nature’s forces ...
To me each painting is an exploration of colours, shapes, textures, rhythm and meaning. As I am layering colours, the changing hues and tones evoke a variety of feelings and thoughts. The interplay of nature’s forces - transitory and perpetual, integrated and disparate, light and dark - all manifest on the canvas in a state of flux. New meanings, new paths and choices that my mind otherwise would not have foreseen appear and disappear. The process itself shows the way. At the end, sometimes I am left with nothing, only exhaustion. But on other occasions I have a feeling of completion.
Apart from an artist I am also a teacher. After completing my Master’s in Social Work in Delhi, I was drawn to painting while training teachers in creative teaching skills. I was part of a team that was involved in exploring the curriculum through a variety of art forms. I have been painting since the early 90s. I initially learnt painting at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi. My serious involvement in art happened in Chennai, where I trained under late Mr S. Dhanapal, college of Art principal, Chennai. While art and teaching often conflict, they also complement each other.
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To me each painting is an exploration of colours, shapes, textures, rhythm and meaning. As I am layering colours, the changing hues and tones evoke a variety of feelings and thoughts. The interplay of nature’s forces - transitory and perpetual, integrated and disparate, light and dark - all manifest on the canvas in a state of flux. New meanings, new paths and choices that my mind otherwise would not have foreseen appear and disappear. The process itself shows the way. At the end, sometimes I am left with nothing, only exhaustion. But on other occasions I have a feeling of completion.
Apart from an artist I am also a teacher. After completing my Master’s in Social Work in Delhi, I was drawn to painting while training teachers in creative teaching skills. I was part of a team that was involved in exploring the curriculum through a variety of art forms. I have been painting since the early 90s. I initially learnt painting at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi. My serious involvement in art happened in Chennai, where I trained under late Mr S. Dhanapal, college of Art principal, Chennai. While art and teaching often conflict, they also complement each other.
Master’s in Social Work in Delhi
Learnt painting at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi
Trained under late Mr S. Dhanapal, college of Art principal, Chennai.
Most recent group shows:
Jan 2016 Art Camp at Spaces, Chennai
Feb 2015 Vinnyasa Premier art gallery, Chennai
March 2012 Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi
March 2012 Cholamandal artist village, Chennai
March 2012 Thane art show, Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai
Nov 2011 India Art Festival, Mumbai
Oct 2011 Lalit kala Akademi, Chennai
Aug 2011 Namma Chennai, Art and Soul gallery, Chennai
March 2011 Paints and Perspectives by Hindu, Parvati gallery, Chennai
Sept 2010 Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai
Oct 2009 Kala Mela, Art Bank, New Delhi .
Aug 2009 Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai
Solo shows:
March 2015 Kadambari art gallery, Dakshinachitra, Chennai
July 2009 Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai,
July 1999 Shrishti Art Gallery, Chola Sheraton, Chennai
March 1999 Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai,
Oct 1997 Saga Art Gallery, Chennai.
Award by Ovia Nun Kalai Kuzhu in 1999
