Nivas Kanhere
"Tout est beau quand on commence vraiment à regarder et qu'on aime l'art"
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Beyond the Sky • 21 œuvres
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I am deeply inspired from nature's creation. So I use different colours, shapes, forms, shades which [...]
I am deeply inspired from nature's creation. So I use different colours, shapes, forms, shades which are basic foundation of any natural existence.I precisely look for shades when I paint on canvas to express my feelings and emotions.In my paintings colour is the most beginning factor which I look for. I use light and dark shades of color. these Colours flow like waves in a sea or fountain in mountains.I observed the different aspects of seasonal changes in my life.I express my feelings and thoughts through my paintings in abstract for. I prefer to paint my work in mediums such as oil colour or acrylic painting. Both mediums have their own speciality in painting texture and visualisation. I try to use these mediums and maximise their purpose of expression through my work. I try to transport my experience in my paintings with the help of different shapes and abstract concepts.
Holding the Flow, Letting it go..... • 30 œuvres
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Critic Note- Nivas Kanhere's works are characterised by the forces of acceptance and negation. Yet, [...]
Critic Note-
Nivas Kanhere's works are characterised by the forces of acceptance and negation. Yet, the acceptance is not prima facie. Indeed, the more colourful works were done mostly during the extended pandemic period, as if in an attempt to disprove the doom. These works propose an ode to the vibrancy of (once-) lived surroundings. As the city regained its radiance, Kanhere reclused to the blues and greys. The expanses of unlived spaces made their presence felt in his works. Can this be called escapist? Is abstraction an escape from the real?
'No' is the obvious answer, as binaries of real- unreal are ineffective and the two realms often coexist in all creative ventures. Though loosely concerned with his surroundings, Kanhere seems to be more attached to the paints and canvases in his studio. The hues of blue and grey led him to explore what we might call the depths. Decelerated roller strokes formed sedate squares that encased oceans. The changes in artist's body-rhythm can be deciphered in other works, too.
From brisk actions of palette-knife that often form triangular shapes, to the expansive movements of a roller; from a play of paint that engenders myriad hues to an ascetism that keeps layers of paint visible, Kanhere gels the technical possibilities with his quest for exploration of space.
The space turns lived experiences to dream sequences, and informs the unreal expanses with real-life situations. Perhaps one of the earliest childhood memories for Nivas Kanhere, has been that of this play between the finite and infinite, the tangible and intangible. As a seven-year old, he would sit for hours beside a village stream, dip his tiny hands into its flow and took a deep look at the handful of a stream. Sometimes the stream within his hands came with extra dash of life- a small fish. Soon after that deep look, the artist-child would place hands in the flow again, while the water in hands started its voyage to faraway places, the hand had another water to look at. The child held the flow, and let it go.
Nivas Kanhere still does that, with his paints and canvases.
Nivas Kanhere's works are characterised by the forces of acceptance and negation. Yet, the acceptance is not prima facie. Indeed, the more colourful works were done mostly during the extended pandemic period, as if in an attempt to disprove the doom. These works propose an ode to the vibrancy of (once-) lived surroundings. As the city regained its radiance, Kanhere reclused to the blues and greys. The expanses of unlived spaces made their presence felt in his works. Can this be called escapist? Is abstraction an escape from the real?
'No' is the obvious answer, as binaries of real- unreal are ineffective and the two realms often coexist in all creative ventures. Though loosely concerned with his surroundings, Kanhere seems to be more attached to the paints and canvases in his studio. The hues of blue and grey led him to explore what we might call the depths. Decelerated roller strokes formed sedate squares that encased oceans. The changes in artist's body-rhythm can be deciphered in other works, too.
From brisk actions of palette-knife that often form triangular shapes, to the expansive movements of a roller; from a play of paint that engenders myriad hues to an ascetism that keeps layers of paint visible, Kanhere gels the technical possibilities with his quest for exploration of space.
The space turns lived experiences to dream sequences, and informs the unreal expanses with real-life situations. Perhaps one of the earliest childhood memories for Nivas Kanhere, has been that of this play between the finite and infinite, the tangible and intangible. As a seven-year old, he would sit for hours beside a village stream, dip his tiny hands into its flow and took a deep look at the handful of a stream. Sometimes the stream within his hands came with extra dash of life- a small fish. Soon after that deep look, the artist-child would place hands in the flow again, while the water in hands started its voyage to faraway places, the hand had another water to look at. The child held the flow, and let it go.
Nivas Kanhere still does that, with his paints and canvases.
Bridge of Happiness • 17 œuvres
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I am deeply inspired from nature's creation. So I use different colours, shapes, forms, shades which [...]
I am deeply inspired from nature's creation. So I use different colours, shapes, forms, shades which are basic foundation of any natural existence.I precisely look for shades when I paint on canvas to express my feelings and emotions.In my paintings colour is the most beginning factor which I look for. I use light and dark shades of color. these Colours flow like waves in a sea or fountain in mountains.I observed the different aspects of seasonal changes in my life.I express my feelings and thoughts through my paintings in abstract for.
I prefer to paint my work in mediums such as oil colour or acrylic painting.
Both mediums have their own speciality in painting texture and visualisation.
I try to use these mediums and maximise their purpose of expression through my work.
I try to transport my experience in my paintings with the help of different shapes and abstract concepts.
I prefer to paint my work in mediums such as oil colour or acrylic painting.
Both mediums have their own speciality in painting texture and visualisation.
I try to use these mediums and maximise their purpose of expression through my work.
I try to transport my experience in my paintings with the help of different shapes and abstract concepts.
Latest Artworks • 48 œuvres
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Reconnaissance
Artiste reconnu
L'artiste est reconnu pour son travail
L'artiste est reconnu pour son travail
Récompensé
L'artiste a remporté des prix et des récompenses
L'artiste a remporté des prix et des récompenses
Éducation artistique
L'artiste a étudié les arts à travers ses études universitaires
L'artiste a étudié les arts à travers ses études universitaires
Choix de la rédaction
Les travaux de l'artiste ont été remarqués par la rédaction
Les travaux de l'artiste ont été remarqués par la rédaction
Vendu en galerie
L'artiste est vendu en galeries
L'artiste est vendu en galeries
Biographie
Nivas Kanhere, peintre indien contemporain et primé, considère la peinture comme un langage à travers lequel il exprime ses expériences de vie. Ses œuvres vibrantes représentent souvent les formes organiques des environnements naturels et les diverses espèces qui les habitent, rendues avec des huiles sur toile pour créer des abstractions colorées.
Né et élevé à Kumbhej, un petit village du district de Solapur en Inde, le parcours artistique de Kanhere a commencé à prendre forme pendant ses années d'école sous la direction de ses professeurs, qui ont nourri son talent et sa passion pour l'art. Influencé par la simplicité de la vie rurale et profondément ému par les expériences des agriculteurs et des femmes, Kanhere a trouvé son inspiration dans la culture rurale qui l'entourait.
Cherchant à poursuivre sa formation artistique, Kanhere a poursuivi des études à l'Abhinav Art College de Pune, puis à la prestigieuse Sir JJ School of Art de Mumbai. Immergé dans la scène artistique dynamique de Mumbai, il a réalisé la perspective unique qu'il a apporté à son travail, une perspective enracinée dans les paysages ruraux et les récits qui ont façonné son éducation.
Pour Kanhere, la peinture est un moyen d'exprimer la richesse de ses expériences de vie et de la musique qu'il perçoit dans son environnement naturel. Ses œuvres reflètent un lien profond avec ses racines et un engagement à capturer l'essence de la vie ordinaire à travers ses toiles.
Tout au long de sa carrière, Kanhere a reçu de nombreux prix, notamment des médailles d'or au concours national d'art de Manavsanket et à l'exposition nationale d'art de Kalavart. Ses distinctions incluent également les premier et deuxième prix lors de divers festivals et concours d'art à travers l'Inde.
Né en 1982, Nivas Kanhere continue d'évoluer en tant qu'artiste, explorant de nouvelles formes d'expression et repoussant les limites de sa créativité. Son parcours est marqué par une profonde appréciation de la beauté du monde qui l’entoure et par un engagement à traduire cette beauté en œuvres d’art captivantes.
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Nationalité:
INDE
- Date de naissance : 1982
- Domaines artistiques:
- Groupes: Artistes Contemporains Indiens
Evénements artistiques en cours et à venir
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Influences
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Formation
2011 - 2012
Diploma in Art Education
Mumbai,
Maharashtra,
Inde
2006 - 2010
Government Diploma In Fine Art
Pune,
Maharashtra,
Inde
Cote de l'artiste certifiée
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Galeries & Groupes
Présenté par Galerie Arte del Mondo
Galerie Arte del Mondo
(Galerie d'art, Allemagne)Accomplissements
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Activité sur ArtMajeur
Dernière mise à jour: 10 août 2025
(Membre depuis 2021)
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Œuvres de Nivas Kanhere ajoutées aux collections favorites: 523
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Avis et commentaires
Thank you so much Anna for beautiful Comments !!!!
Your art embodies the spirit of abstraction in its purest form. The way you abstract reality and distill it into its emotional essence is extraordinary. Profoundly impactful!
Thank you so much dear Anna !!
The colors and composition are outstanding.
Complimenti... Le tue opere sono molto interessanti
Thank you very much dear Jeannette Allary
Thank you so much sir!
One thinks of swimmers in a subaquatic world. I like the colours and the tranparency.
Thank you very much !
©2022 Nivas Kanhere
You have the trick to highlight the magic of colors...!
Such a sunset mood ! Superb !
©2019 Nivas Kanhere
©2021 Nivas Kanhere
Magnificent impressionist technic !
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