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One needs guts to walk away from the comfort zone and take a risk to follow your passion and Sujata Tibrewala, a self taught Bangalore based artist has done just that….. chucking up her cushy job as an engineer to take a plunge into the artistic world.
Sujata’s illustrations have been featured in a couple of magazines and holds regular exhibitions at prominent art galleries across the country. She portrays her work through her site pratibimba.in. I couldn’t make it when Sujata invited me to her exhibition held last month at the Renaissance art gallery and hope to check them out some time soon. Meanwhile sit back and enjoy her work.
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“I look for beauty and get mesmerized when I find it in both perceptible and imperceptible environments. For me, art and science are inseparable because none can exist without the other because both are from and for nature”, says Sujata.
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| My beautiful world |
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| Down the memory lane |
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If it touches the heart, it is in some way art – This is Sujata’s motto.
Oh! these are awesome! I heart the first painting. Is it on sale?
Hi Sharon, Thanks for your interest and lovely comments.
The first one is sold unfortunately, but you can get a digital print if you want.
In case you are really keen I can give you the contact of the collector though, you can find out if they are interested in selling.
Thank you for kind comment, I have posted few more tutorials and you designed your blog in very decent way. Nice to see Indian living style.
first one is awesome…..
Lovely painting sthanks for sharin,..
Sharon, Rubina, Lakshmi, looks like all of us loved the first one :)..maybe Sujata could give this series a try.
Hey Rekha, Sharon, Rubina, Lakshmi Thanks for your very good comments. However at present I do not believe in series :(. I find them boring. I can only paint a precious few on a single subject, because there are so many of them I have not yet exhausted them ….I do not proclaim anything about furture though, because at one point of time I did not believe in abstract as well, but now I do to some extent.
BTW you can have a look at more of work on http://www.pratibimba.in
What lovely paintings … touched my heart for sure!! Love to see.. and be inspired by such talented people… I'm so impressed!!
Indian style arts? It looks very serene. Would love to see it featured in a room.
Nicolette
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