Artist Information:
Paul Gaurav
New Delhi,
India
Member Since: Dec 2005
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Artist Statement:
I am an artist/painter and a
free-lance graphics designer,
living in New Delhi, India.
This website contains few of
my works and paintings which I
have used in my previous
association and projects.
Some of them have been used
extensively by me to provide
graphical illustrations with
various free-lance projects of
mine.
Painting is an unending
journey. In a way it is a
journey of dissatisfaction.
For every new picture gives me
a new level of
dissatisfaction. We only see
the one painting that gets to
be displayed in the gallery or
in a show; but behind every
such painting, there are nine
paintings that the artist did
and discarded, which we never
get to see.
Painting comes naturally to
me. Since my childhood days, I
have been drawing, sketching,
painting anything and
everything. But if you ask me,
then my favourite has always
been landscapes & nature.
Every small gesture, movement,
posture tells a unique story
within itself. Photography is
an extension of my art.
Here I once again remember an
incident while sketching by
the roadside. On Seeing us
draw something, a passerby
approached us curiously,
thinking 'They're probably
drawing for some purpose,
mostly for ...
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Paul Gaurav's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Paul Gaurav's Portfolio. Browse Gaurav's body of work: I am an artist/painter and a free-lance graphics designer, living in New Delhi, India. This website contains few of my works and paintings which I have used in my previous association and projects.
Some of them have been used extensively by me to provide graphical illustrations with various free-lance projects of mine.
Painting is an unending journey. In a way it is a journey of dissatisfaction. For every new picture gives me a new level of dissatisfaction. We only see the one painting that gets to be displayed in the gallery or in a show; but behind ... |
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