BIO

While growing up in the small village, Pandharpur has, in central Maharashtra india , I observed passionate an hardworking women all around me. After my graduation from Abhinav Kala Mahavidhyalay, Pune and Dalvis Art Institute, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, when I started painting I was deeply influenced by these women who, although fragile and diminutive, are the cornerstone in shaping the values and culture of the society. Similarly, a flower is a symbol of natural beauty and fertility. There is a conscious and intimate relationship between the women and the flowers which can give an experience of communion with the Divine and awakens the true consciousness in us. Women are like a beautiful flower whose fragrance makes the world a place of delight just the same.A flower is a symbol of natural beauty and fertility.I often paint women holding flowers in their natural settings, exploring the rhyming shapes and patterns created by the symmetrical image. I infuse the stylistic elements of scenes of daily rustic rural life with the contemporary interest in classical antiquity to create highly erotic mood. I dwell deeper into the subject using delicate dramatic line and earthy colors to capture the transparencies of emotions.