Hindu Art For Sale
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Browse 28 Hindu artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Anne Bradford, Swapnil Jain, Satya Prakash, Anna Riazantceva, Bincy Mb, Chandru Hiremath, Sudipta Karmakar, Nidhi Takur, Sankara Narayanan, Parijat Dey, Goutami Mishra, Keloth Yogidas, Ajay Ameria, Kiran Kumar, Shruti Vora, Nada Cakar, Rajita Ps, Pietro Di Giovannantonio offering Hindu artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 1 pages for and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To buy any Hindu art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
Nada Cakar - "I don`t understand contemporary art. " This is a statement I am often being told after responding to the question what I do for living.Scholastic environment teaches that we want to understand everything. But is art supposed to be understood? I doubt it.Quite some time ago artists have ceased to use explicit forms and copy the nature of human bodies and the nature.Science has taken over to explain the nature of all things. Still the majority of art observers raise their demand for understanding.Looking at artifacts...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Anne Bradford - ARTIST STATEMENT 7121 My paintings tell a story in pictures with images that are realistic, abstract, or a combination of both. In many paintings, I have mixed different elements together, i.e. architectural details with still life, giant plants with graphics, landscapes that are abstracted or images borrowed from art history with fabric designs. Its like a collage of mix and match that somehow all work together. When realism is involved, I generally work from my own photos, either directly, or after they have been altered on the computer. The final version is then transferred onto canvas either by projection or drawn to scale, then painted in oils or water mixable oils. Abstract paintings might evolve spontaneously out of landscapes as I am painting them or from the very start with no preconceived notion, just an explosion of emotion in color. ...Nada Cakar - "I don`t understand contemporary art. " This is a statement I am often being told after responding to the question what I do for living.Scholastic environment teaches that we want to understand everything. But is art supposed to be understood? I doubt it.Quite some time ago artists have ceased to use explicit forms and copy the nature of human bodies and the nature.Science has taken over to explain the nature of all things. Still the majority of art observers raise their demand for understanding.Looking at artifacts...