An Indian artist from Pune. His journey in art field began with landscapes and portraits. He started thinking about sensitivity and intent of the paintings. As his entire childhood was spent in village, carries a close influence with Village background in his works.

PRAKASH GHADGE

Prakash Ghadge’s works are a deep contemplation of seclusion. Ghadge’s renunciation of colours for monochromatic brush and pen strokes early in his career, was a rather brave move that paid off. His stipplings and cross hatchings are done with immaculate consistency, sufficiently showing the artist’s integrity and accomplishes the task of conveying his emotions in lucid notions. The power of lines and dots is sufficiently conveyed as the viewer halts the chatter in his mind for a moment and gives way to a meditative silence.

On Canvas

Painting

Monk

Black And White

Nature

Figurative

Contemporary, Figurative, Modern, People

Buddha

Prakash Ghadge’s works are a deep contemplation of seclusion. Ghadge’s renunciation of colours for monochromatic brush and pen strokes early in his career, was a rather brave move that paid off. His stipplings and cross hatchings are done with immaculate consistency, sufficiently showing the artist’s integrity and accomplishes the task of conveying his emotions in lucid notions. The power of lines and dots is sufficiently conveyed as the viewer halts the chatter in his mind for a moment and gives way to a meditative silence

Reflection

Tree Landscape

Contemporary Landscape

Contemporary

Canvas

Pen And Ink On Paper

Ink on canvas

Prakash Ghadge’s works are a deep contemplation of seclusion. Ghadge’s renunciation of colours for monochromatic brush and pen strokes early in his career, was a rather brave move that paid off. His stipplings and cross hatchings are done with immaculate consistency, sufficiently showing the artist’s integrity and accomplishes the task of conveying his emotions in lucid notions. The power of lines and dots is sufficiently conveyed as the viewer halts the chatter in his mind for a moment and gives way to a meditative silence.


Pen & Ink On Paper Board

PRAKASH GHADGE

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