Artist Information:
Dhyaneswar Dausoa
Upper Dagotiere,
Mauritius
Member Since: Jun 2007
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Artist Statement:
"Sculptures of my creation are
in wood, stone and metal.
Those in wood and stone are
mostly carved in round and
free standing, whereas those
in metals are in assemblage
with the techniques of
hammering, welding and
grinding. These materials are
worked out with care and
without any torture. In spite
of being carved or assembled
they show an impression of
being sensibly modelled.
They are generally stylized,
symbolic figurative forms
situated between the
conventional and the abstract.
Movements are inspired from
vegetation, nature and human
activities. Some of them are
elongated with vertical
ascent, giving the expression
of sublime spiritual
attainment while others have
volumes giving the feeling of
liberation and expansion in
the environment.
Art has an important role to
play in human life and to
serve certain social cause.
Evidently it is a silent
language which communicates
with the spirit. Art doesn't
belong to the creating artists
alone but to the whole
society."...
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Dhyaneswar Dausoa's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Dhyaneswar Dausoa's Portfolio. Browse Dausoa's body of work: "Sculptures of my creation are in wood, stone and metal. Those in wood and stone are mostly carved in round and free standing, whereas those in metals are in assemblage with the techniques of hammering, welding and grinding. These materials are worked out with care and without any torture. In spite of being carved or assembled they show an impression of being sensibly modelled.
They are generally stylized, symbolic figurative forms situated between the conventional and the abstract. Movements are inspired from vegetation, nature and human activities. Some of them are elongated with vertical ascent, giving the expression of sublime... |
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