My work is a journey from the known to the unknown and back. It talks about the ordinary human life and yet it rises above the everyday emotions and moves into the unknown, the unseen, the Divine.”
- Partha Bhattacharjee
Partha Bhattacharjee
Born 9th October 1958 is an Indian contemporary artist primarily concerned with reality and illusion of human life. As a result, Partha is best known for his use of Trompe-l’œil in the Devi Series. Most importantly, he was awarded the President of India’s silver plaque for the best work for the year 2000-2001 by AIFAC.
Artist's Work
Partha has dabbled in various forms and used different medium. To begin with, his early works depicts family portraits in the Family Series. With time, his life philosophy and spirituality were clearly highlighted in the Devi Series, Dawn to Dusk Series, Mask Series, Sekal-Ekal (Then and Now) Series, and Illusion Series. Subsequently, the artist’s urge for an equal and peaceful life and call for action is depicted in the Mahakal Series and Jesus Series.
New Art Series: The Rural
Towards the end of the decade, the artist worked rigorously on experimenting with the rural art form. Currently, his Rural Scenes Series is evolving towards a more ornate form. Along with the rural settings and folk-art forms, the artist is also inspired by the ornate decorations of deities at the temples and household.
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