About Manoj
Manoj Poddar
Manjoj Work-
Nature has always been his base of work as he is brought-up in the surrounding of flora which lay embossed in this mind-set projecting his psyche on canvass. Manoj developed his own distinctive style by unifying his interests in expressing emotional and psychological responses to the world through mighty colours and expressions (often using symbolic images). This reflects his post-impressionistic bent of mind. He uses colours derived from natural resources like earth colour, cow dung, plant sap, charcoal, soil and leaves etc similar to Indian folk artists who use in their own domain. With these natural colours Manoj courageously goes against the global trend and depicts genuine "Indianness" within the parameters of modernity. Taking cue from Indian Folk art, he depicts fragmented modern aesthetic style, often mixing geometric and non-geometric shapes. The palette comprises of pure unblended colours and brushwork and subject matter are drawn from nature as observed by him in daily life...
About Nisha
Saifun Nisha Khatun
Nisha Work-
Art knows no boundaries or distinction and unites one and all attuning to the creation of nature. Mixing modern technology and synchronizing with extracts of nature has been the aspect of exploration of Saifunnisha Khatun (Nisha). She has always been near to nature of Birbhum where she was born and gromed with her basic education and later pursued formal education from Kalabhavan (Vishva Bharati). Exploring aspects of textile designs through abstract and minimal mode with preference for paper, thread, cloth and mixed materials has been her foray. Dynamic, sweeping stitches and weaving has been the medium of journey with control and movement. She transcends all boundaries exploring variours colours to potray nature and human aspect...
