Concrete Jungle
Canvas · 2023 638 vues
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Médium
- Canvas
- Dimensions
- 146,8 × 121,9 cm
- Année
- 2023
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
There is an inseparable relationship between nature and humans. The reason is that humans are a part of the natural ecosystem. But looking at today's world, man who was a part of this nature is challenging it and building their cultural world. As a result, the world is now plagued with natural disasters and calamities, and a difficult place to live. The main objective of my solo exhibition of paintings, “Life without Green”, is to bring the inappropriate results of the contest between this environment and humans into a language of art. The painting, “Concrete Jungle” depicts one aspect of life when it is without Green.
Sanjaya Gunarathna is a Contemporary Artist. He has expertise in painting and animations. Sanjaya was obsessed with drawing and painting as a kid with the influence of his grandfather who was a well-known local artist. After finishing college education he attended a three-year course of Traditional Art Work which was conducted by the Cultural Department under the guidance of Mr. S.P Charles, who was a renowned artist in Sri Lanka. During that training course, Sanjaya sharpened his skills in different aspects of art including traditional art conservation and restoration, life drawing, sculpture and landscape drawing. He successfully completed the course with a 1st Division Certificate. Sanjaya started his art career by joining an advertising. After gaining some valuable hands-on experience and insight in the commercial arts, he developed a fascination with the newly emerging capabilities of graphics and animations. He won the state award for the Best Animator at the 15th Sri Lanka State Television Arts Awards.
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