I have painted this famous Krishna sculpture of the Belur temple, Karnataka on sand with acrylics. This method gives a three dimensional look to the painting.
“Life of Fisherman” is about a fisherman and his wife resting together after a long day’s toil, sharing a quiet smoke under the dark night. Their weary yet intimate faces, drawn in rustic grunge strokes and textured forms, evoke resilience, companionship, and the silent poetry of labor entwined with love.
When life gets monotonous and monochromatic don’t get used to it. For things of colour are always concealed like a lotus in an overgrown pond. The artist urges to find our colour and break the monotony.
A contemplative Buddha emerges from flowing patterns, each stroke a whisper of stillness. Golden lotuses blaze like fragments of the sun, offering renewal and awakening. Geometry and texture unite in a meditative rhythm, where sacred calm meets vibrant life, inviting the viewer into a timeless sanctuary of peace.