Artist Information:
R Gopakumar
Bahrain,
Bahrain
Member Since: Jun 2002
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Artist Statement:
The freedom of expression is
the importance of the
Contemporary Art. In the
present scenario, many of the
artists take Self Identity as
their subjects; He was also
not spared from this.
" I am not a traditionalist,
questioning the social
condition of the society. To
achieve this, I use Visual
arts but not bothered of
Forms, Color, Medium etc."
The main elements of painting,
forms and colors deployed with
juxtaposition. We can see the
influence of metaphysics,
cognitive science,
anthropology and psychology in
his works, also contemporary
culture, globalization,
environmentalism, and
consumerism too.
He was also influenced by the
Conceptual art, Abstract art,
Indian Tantrik Art and African
Textile design. We can feel
the transparent color pattern
overlapped many places and it
forms a rhythm and flow.
Abstraction and realism are
merged in these works.
One of the importances you can
see in his work is that there
is no barrier of time, place,
space, religion, sex etc, it
is universal.
"I like layers, the sand
layers of the desert that form
after the soft wind, the mud
layers of the ponds after the
reduction of the water, same
way the pieces of the onion
and meat etc. are all ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Absence of freedom Digital
print to Yoko Ono's Wish Tree
at the Museum of Modern Art,
New York
“Nature & Nurture”, The Kinsey
Institute Art Gallery, USA, as
part of the fall exhibition,
2010, Curator: Catherine
Johnson-Roehr
2010 2nd Anniversary Exhibit
and Contest, MOCA: Museum of
Computer Art, Brooklyn ...
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Artist Galleries:
Absence of freedom Digital
print to Yoko Ono's Wish Tree
at the Museum of Modern Art,
New York
“Nature & Nurture”, The Kinsey
Institute Art Gallery, USA, as
part of the fall exhibition,
2010, Curator: Catherine
Johnson-Roehr
Air India Manama, Bahrain
Jana Jagrathi, Kerala, India
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Collections:
Absence of freedom Digital
print to Yoko Ono's Wish Tree
at the Museum of Modern Art,
New York
“Nature & Nurture”, The Kinsey
Institute Art Gallery, USA, as
part of the fall exhibition,
2010, Curator: Catherine
Johnson-Roehr
Air India,Manama, Bahrain
Ravi Varma College of Fine
Arts, Kerala, India
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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R Gopakumar's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to R Gopakumar's Portfolio.
The freedom of expression is the importance of the Contemporary Art. In the present scenario, many of the artists take Self Identity as their subjects; He was also not spared from this.
" I am not a traditionalist, questioning the social condition of the society. To achieve this, I use Visual arts but not bothered of Forms, Color, Medium etc."
The main elements of painting, forms and colors deployed with juxtaposition. We can see the influence of metaphysics, cognitive science, anthropology and psychology in his works, also contemporary culture, globalization, environmentalism, and consumerism too.
He was also influenced by the Conceptual art, Abstract art, Indian Tantrik Art and African Textile design. We can feel the transparent color pattern overlapped many places and it forms a rhythm and flow. Abstraction and realism are merged in these works.
One of the importances you can see in his work is that there is no barrier of time, place, space, religion, sex etc, it is universal.
"I like layers, the sand layers of the desert that form after the soft wind, the mud layers of the ponds after the reduction of the water, same way the pieces of the onion and meat etc. are all ... |
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