AMITAB SARKER

I believe nature is the ultimate mentor in the world of art. Not too easy to absorb its own aesthetics, visual forms, law, superiority, hardness as well as motion. Always, art can mimic nature, by seeking to visually replicate objects as they actually appear in our real life.  But actual forms in nature can sometimes serve as inspiration for abstract paintings.

I use to create liberties to assign bright colors to detailed patterns that were inspired by what I had seen in my natural surroundings, ruins, devastated, essence. These artworks were based on the forms that I observed in nature, which I used as a starting point to create an imaginative, fragmented abstract work of art.

I am interested in expressing basic human emotions, creating a radically simple and universal aesthetic language to the elements of the images to reflect what I see as the spiritual order underlying the visible world. Nature forms can sometimes serve as inspiration for abstract paintings. I take liberties to assign bright colors inspired by what I see in my nature scenes. Their efforts to balance and use a simplified pictorial vocabulary and his iconic abstract works influenced design in the development of modern art. I used it as a starting point to create abstract art born of an imagination.