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Horse In The Chess • 20 artworks
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The paintings are based on the social politics with the animals and the human relationship. For self [...]
The paintings are based on the social politics with the animals and the human relationship.
For self life better humans always use animal form beginning in social politic. I try to use this concept in my painting. The Chess is an icon of political ground where horse is using on a battle ground.
So let them take their OWN LIFE…
For self life better humans always use animal form beginning in social politic. I try to use this concept in my painting. The Chess is an icon of political ground where horse is using on a battle ground.
So let them take their OWN LIFE…
Chasing The Time • 9 artworks
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“Chasing the Time” is come in my mind from our life cycle. It’s a story of the journey of my life and [...]
“Chasing the Time” is come in my mind from our life cycle. It’s a story of the journey of my life and your life. the habit is we always try to stop the TIME, but we can’t, even we never ever do that… So we always try to chase the time… to reach beyond the time…
In this contest I fund the HORSE was used as a symbol to chase the TIME. Here I try to create the relationship between HORSE & TIME..
In this contest I fund the HORSE was used as a symbol to chase the TIME. Here I try to create the relationship between HORSE & TIME..
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Biography
One of the most rising impressionist artist, MITHU BISWAS is a journey of around 7 years of modern contemporary Art. She is working for an unusual idea & concept in her painting. Born in Kolkata in the state of West Bengal in 1979, she was fond of art since early days. She did his graduation in Fine Art from Government College of Art & Craft, Kolkata in 2004. In 2009 she came in Maharastra, and permanently setup a studio in Mumbai.
Ever since moving to Muimbai, Mithu did change the types of content and subject, she use in her painting. So while she still paint in the style modern contemporary art, with the canvas set on a different texture and surface. Mithu use acrylic paints and texture in surface. And yet the materials that she use are not the only thing that has changed; everything from the composition surrounding her to the consumer culture is different here, which has inspired her to use stronger colors than before.
When she was in college, Mithu had started a group exhibition at Kolkata in 1998, and few year later at the various shows around the India. Mithu always got appreciated of her versatility skills from middle east countries… In 2014, she had couple of sponsor group show in nationally and internationally…
Mithu is not as like renowned contemporary artist in Mumbai, still a fact now acknowledged by the market, many art curator and private art collector now slowly collect her paintings.
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INDIA
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- Groups: Contemporary Indian Artists
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1999 - 2004
Bachelor of Fine Art in Painting from Government College of Art & Craft
Kolkata,
West Bengal,
India
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Last modification date : Oct 3, 2023
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belles compositions
Félicitations , cette acrylique suer toile est absolument magnifique ! Excellent travail artistique !
Благодарю от души! Счастья вам.
Such a rush...........!
Time is time.........Carpe diem !
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