Artist Information:
Chhanda Sahu
Ghaziabad-New Delhi Region,
India
Member Since: Dec 2005
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Artist Statement:
I paint using several mediums
such as oil, acrylic and
watercolor on canvas, oil
sheet and paper. I studied
Master of Arts in History,
after that I studied Diploma
in Fine Arts with
specialization in Painting
from Pracheen Kala Kendra,
Chandigarh. I participated in
group shows from 2000.
Let us start from my
childhood. At the time of
walking in my garden, I used
to observe tiny birds drinking
honey from flowers, bathing in
water, jumping and dancing on
the leaves, swinging with the
branches of the trees, playing
on the leaves of the tree. The
rhythms of the dancing rain on
the leaves used to attract my
mind. Sometimes some birds
twittering and used to come
near and go far, I used to
feel, carrying the joy from
one corner to another. These
things used to make me happy.
Nature is the God’s greatest
creation. I used to feel
God’s every creation is
precious and important. In the
nature, the
happiness always exists and
flourishes, which we may not
able to catch. All these make
me think philosophically with
nature. When I am alone, all
these are with me giving me
companionship. And I paint
these feelings. ...
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Chhanda Sahu's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Chhanda Sahu's Portfolio. Browse Sahu's body of work: I paint using several mediums such as oil, acrylic and watercolor on canvas, oil sheet and paper. I studied Master of Arts in History, after that I studied Diploma in Fine Arts with specialization in Painting from Pracheen Kala Kendra, Chandigarh. I participated in group shows from 2000.
Let us start from my childhood. At the time of walking in my garden, I used to observe tiny birds drinking honey from flowers, bathing in water, jumping and dancing on the leaves, swinging with the branches of the trees, playing on the leaves of the tree. The rhythms of the dancing ... |
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