Prasanta Kumar Kolay (IN) Mindscapes
Prasanta Kumar Kolay explains the philosophy of his art:
All the creatures of this world are children of mother nature. We all share a very close relationship with nature from ancient times. No matter how we proceed in the way of technology the forces of nature are still awe-inspiring. Different colours, forms of nature never cease to amaze us. By nature every human being is unique. All of us see this world in our own ways. For all my artworks my motivation is nature in meditation. My mind’s eye sees nature in its own way and words are often incapable of describing those feelings but brushes and colours can. All my artworks represent the nature that is visual to my mind’s eye.
Prasanta Kumar Kolay
Prasanta Kumar Kolay is an India-based painter. In his abstract and geometric works, fueled by a persistent interest in Chinese pictorial language, Kolay looks to explore our relationships to nature in the contemporary world. He writes, “The whole of life is an interaction with nature, external and internal. All make a heart learn to feel the greatness of Nature…to me at present paintings are abstract and words fail to express my feelings, but brushes and colours can.”
- Van Luong (1)
- Kjell Zillen (4)
- Mels Dees (9)
- Gao Yu (4)
- Katya Lebedev (1)
- Juan Dies (1)
- Anastasia Prahova (2)
- Nena Nastasiya (7)
- Taarn Scott (6)
- Cynthia Fusillo (20)
- Roberta Orlando (8)
- Nanda Raemansky (25)
- Eliane Velozo (22)
- Leyya Mona Tawil (1)
- Julia Dubovyk (2)
- Jianglong (2)
- Iara Abreu (23)
- Agathe Simon (1)
- Rosetta Allan (1)
- Elizaveta Ostapenko (5)
- Valentin Boiangiu (2)
- Wesley John Fourie (9)
- Renato Roque (3)
- Rosa Gauditano (5)
- Neerajj Mittra (34)
- Ciana Fitzgerald (5)
- Boris Moz (3)
- Katerina Muravuova (5)
- Kyla Bernberg (1)
- Muyuan He (1)
- Liza Odinokikh (2)
- Amalia Gil-Merino (2)
- Paulo Carvalho Ferreira (6)
- Anastasiia Komissarova (2)
- Yumiko Ono (1)
- Stefania Smolkina (1)
- Lena Adasheva (1)
- Zahar Al-Dabbagh (1)
- Emily Orzech (6)
- Fernanda Olivares (5)
- Noor van der Brugge (3)
- Ira Papadopoulou (2)
- Tom Chambers (8)
- Titi Gutierrez (3)
- Franz Wanner (2)
- Crystal Marshall (6)
- Transpositions III (36)
- Riddhi Patel (3)
- Michele Kishita (2)
- Damian Carlton (4)
- Deanna Sirlin (1)
- Laura Salerno (3)
- Nina Annabelle Märkl (12)
- Elina Fattakhova (1)
- Tasha Hurley (1)
- Ian Hartley (2)
- Laurence de Valmy (2)
- Ilia Bouslakov (5)
- Andrea Ahuactzin Pintos (4)
- Sveta Nosova (3)
- Carlos Carvalho (1)
- Maria Timofeeva (1)
- Jinn Bug (2)
- Johannes Gerard (3)
- Irène Mélix (1)
- Aba Lluch Dalena (3)
- Fabian Reimann (1)
- Natalia Gourova (1)
- Kate Finkelstein (4)
- Raina Greifer (1)
- James McCann (2)
- Naza del Rosal Ortiz (1)
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- Vicky Clarke (4)
- Maria Silva (4)
- Shir Cohen (5)
- Peter Shenai (4)
- Bo Choy (4)
- Alina Orlov (2)
- Olga Popova (3)
- Coco Spencer (2)
- Filippo Fabbri (2)
- Daniele Leonardo (5)
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- Olesya Ilenok (2)
- Marie-Eve Levasseur (4)
- Natalia Tikhonova (2)
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- Evgeniy Lukuta (7)
- Jarkko Räsänen (5)
- Maria Guta (6)
- Egle Kulbokaite Dorota Gaweda (6)
- Thomas Kotik (1)
- Andrea Stanislav (3)
- Ludmila Belova (1)
- Alena Levina (1)
- Ilia Symphocat (2)
- Yevgeniy Fiks (1)
- Star Trauth (18)
- Jyoti Arvey (1)
- Les Joynes (2)
- Ekaterina Ivanova (1)
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6 Comments
These paintings touch my mind.
These paintings give me hope in this difficult time.
wonderful collages.
These well blend colors marvel my mind; the nature that is represented by it is the love potion which brings blissful feelings amidst my confused soul.I salute the promoter creater.
HI
getting back to nature, this is one possible key for humans to understand life and find meanings for us and for everything what is around us…
Repeated suckling nurtures the infant. Reviewing these paintings nurses fond feelings.