Artist Information:
Sumana Biswas
Kolkata,
India
Member Since: May 2009
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Artist Statement:
Life began, like that of any
mortal, with my birth.
However, I started ‘living’
when I began to feel and
register the various nuances
associated with the two
fundamental parts of human
existence – joy and sorrow.
This process was further
augmented by the diverse
associations with like-minded
people which inevitably
develop based on the most
fundamental of human
associations – the prime one
being that of one’s family.
Concurrently, there developed
those emotions which evolve
from the complexities and
tensions linked with
alternating periods of
happiness and grief, hope and
despair. These emotions can
not be properly expressed by
means of language – spoken or
written. It is the
irrepressible urge to express
these very ‘untold words’
which acted as a catalyst to
focus all my attention to
painting. I felt that it is
through this medium that I
could express these complex
and sensual emotions. To me
the very act of interacting
with the canvas is a form of
meditation. Further, with the
hope to rid (or at least
alert) society of its present
state of disjoint – mostly due
to the disharmony that has
plagued us in recent times due
mostly to atrocities in all
walks of life – that ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
PARTICIPATION
•Annual Art Exhibitions 2001 -
2003, in Rabindra Bharati
University, Kolkata.
•A group show at Metropolitan
Art Salon, Kolkata in
September, 2007.
•A group show at Domas art
Gallery, Kolkata in December,
2007.
•A group show at Gaganendra
Pradarshashala, Information
Centre, Kolkata in March,
2008.
•A group show of ex...
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Sumana Biswas's Free Artist Portfolio
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Harmony 2, 2008
Watercolor,
4 x 4 inches
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Harmony 3, 2008
Watercolor,
4 x 4 inches
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Harmony 4, 2008
Watercolor,
4 x 4 inches
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Harmony 5, 2008
Watercolor,
5 x 5 inches
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Sontorpone, 2008
Charcoal Drawing,
19 x 15 inches
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Avisarika, 2008
Charcoal Drawing,
15 x 19 inches
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