PAINTER

C Prakash

"A sensitive artist who has long been in touch with these ordinary folk people."

When we come nearer to everyday life and look at our ordinary men and women, living and working in their usual environment, we realize how genuine and beautiful our people are in their deep rooted belief and faith – the beliefs and the faith they live by and pass their dreary or eventful lives. A sensitive artist who has long been in touch with these ordinary folks, as part of his or her own community, tends to see the beauty that is hidden by the mass of the ordinary. It is this that artists like C Prakash of Karnataka attempt through an engaging and alluring metaphor and though the art of C Prakash is somewhat female centric, it is the interesting imagery that engages our eye with good mastery of colors and figuration that is enhanced by excellent composition and the draw of highly emotive colors. There certainly is some regional touch as well, which is of course natural. However that only makes the imagery more emotive—something with which the art lovers could identify.

Artist Biodata

C Prakash was born in 1973 at Hattimpur, Karnataka. He graduated in 1990-1996 in Arts Masters Diploma from Government Fine Art College, Dharwad, Karnataka. His solo exhibitions include 1998, Image India Art Gallery, New Delhi; 1999, British High Commission, New Delhi; 2005, Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad, Bangalore; 2012, Nehru Art Centre, Mumbai & 2012 – Dhoomimal Art Centre, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi. His group exhibitions include 1993, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Bangalore; 1995, National Kala Mela, Bangalore; 1996, National Kala Mela, Kolkata; 1997, Image India Art Gallery, New Delhi; 1999, MEC Art Gallery, New Delhi; 2000, In association with Gappudiary.com and MEC Art Gallery; 2001-2002, Lalit Kala Akademi, Rabindra Bhawan, New Delhi; 2003, Dhoomimal Art Centre, New Delhi, 2004-2008, Collective Spaces Annual Show; 2007-2008, Dhoomimal Art Centre, New Delhi; 2006-2008, Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad, Bangalore; 2009-2011, Dhoomimal Art Centre, New Delhi. His works have been collected by Capt Arminder Singh, Former Chief Minister of Punjab, Mrs Sonia Gandhi, President AICC, India Tourism and Development Corporation Ltd., and many other corporate and private collections in India and overseas.

Artworks

Untitled, 2013

Oil on Canvas

ID: CPRA194

64000

Untitled,

Oil on Canvas

ID: CPRA635

200000

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