"Rhythmic Past" with Vinay Sharma
Born in the year 1965 in Jaipur, a printmaker, visual craftsman, and painter, Vinay Sharma's specialty is the intelligence of his presentation since youth to the celebrations and shades of Rajasthan, and the customs and soothsaying that his dad and granddad rehearsed.
From that point onwards, painting has gotten synonymous with life for him. He could see art in each and every object around him. During his session, he explained how art is losing its charm in our day-to-day lives. Modernization and technology are taking us away from art.
The multi-layered pictures that he makes utilizing an assortment of images, mediums, and material, gathered from his very own family files, join his precursors' work with his own. The marvellous symbolism incorporates an arrangement delineating distinctive zodiac signs and works consolidating antique famous images. His prior collection concentrated on printmaking, however his advantage is currently veering towards painting and trying different things with blend media craftsmanship in making symbolism and establishments that connect the past with the present.
He said he paints since he exists. He exists since he paints. A specific void continues till he takes the brush and paint close by and afterward things, shapes, and lines rise. He owes a great deal to his townhome where he grew up among celebrations, customs, conventions,s and obviously, soothsaying. His dad and granddad were knowledgeable crystal gazers.
The impressions he instilled as a kid are permanent and they surface in his work as images. His work in dynamic structure revolved around ideas and indications of life and earth. His procedure of making a canvas is continuous. He likes to utilize a few media and paint on carefully assembled old paper and materials. His canvas is old paper utilized for mysterious parchments and accounting by my progenitors.
To make multi-layered pictures, he uses collection, print, and conventional scaled-down canvas in oil and watercolors. These consolidate well with written hand calligraphy and markings on the paper. While making this arrangement, he had a feeling of being an observer to his very own family line and keep on getting various pictures, systems, and blends in my artworks to implant them with another life.
The attendees also expressed their thoughts about art losing its place and charm in the current societal arrangements. And also discussed how they can contribute to bringing it back to our lives. They also spoke about the works of Vinay Sharma over the years and his growth as an artist.
The beneficiary of a few honors, Vinay Sharma, who works at the Rajasthan Lalit Kala Academy and prior at Jawahar Kala Kendra in Jaipur, is additionally a capable display coordinator and social empowering influence who has been strong of specialists visiting Rajasthan from different pieces of India and abroad.
Attendees Present at the Session
Mr Ali Khan, Mr Saurav Ajmera, Ms Monisa Saha, Ms Vrinda Lohati, Mr Keshav Sharma, Mr B.S. Hada, Mr Manoj Gupta, Dr Lokesh Jain, Mr Kartik Gaggar (Rajasthan Studio Team), Mr Pramod Sharma, Mr Lokesh Sharma, Ms Niru Chabbra, Mr Mahesh Swami, Dr. Anupama Jain
Dr Rajesh Vyas, Mr Ashok Aatrey, Mr Vinay Sharma, Mr Hemant Sheesh
Mr Aviral Paliwal, Ms Urmisha Khamaru (Rajasthan Studio Team), Mr Dapinder Singh Virk (Rajasthan Studio Team), Ms Priyanka Godara and Ms Divya Soni