Memory from the Village
Ram Viranjan
Ram Viranjan’s work reflects his belief in a world where humans, birds, animals, and plants live together in harmony. His paintings express this idea of unity and equality. He has a career of 29 years, beginning as a Fine Arts lecturer at J.V. Jain College, Saharanpur. His exhibitions include: - 2005, Allahabad — Sponsored by the UP State Lalit Kala Academy at Nirala Art Gallery, University of Allahabad - 2005, Chandigarh — At Punjab Lalit Kala Academy Dr. Ram Viranjan’s contemporary Indian art celebrates harmony, folklore, and nature.
Description
Dr. Ram Viranjan's 'Memory from the Village' captures the nostalgic essence of rural life through a vibrant tapestry of warm yellows, deep blues, and earthy tones. This artwork beautifully portrays human emotions, folk traditions, and nature's harmony. The intricately layered figures and motifs symbolize the intertwined personal memories and collective heritage, celebrating cultural identity and the timeless bond between humanity and its pastoral roots.
Why This Artwork Stands Out:
- The composition layers memory and presence, turning figures into living vessels of time.
- Vibrant, jewel-like colours evoke the richness of Indian village life and folk imagination.
- Birds and leaves weave through the piece, linking human spirit to the rhythms of nature.
- The artist’s signature blend of realism and stylisation lends the work a timeless, poetic grace.
Dr. Ram Viranjan is a senior Indian artist known for his refined figurative style that bridges mythology, nature, and everyday life. His works often reimagine traditional forms with contemporary sensitivity, using acrylics to create luminous layers that evoke both spiritual and human warmth. A scholar and educator as well as a painter, Dr. Viranjan continues to influence younger generations with his deep engagement with Indian cultural heritage.