Collection: Kawshlesh Kumar

My art practice derives from the abstractionist method, I gain a notional juxtaposition of geometric forms and texts as images. Each work is created simultaneously as an extension of my past, with a collective baggage of experiences and the learnings over a lifetime marching toward the future.

The method of non-illustrative forms yet identifiable patterns is what I prefer using as a form of expression. As a core theme I follow what can be called as a Heart to Hardware – a process where I use a combination of soft pastel colour schema and a set of geometrical formations alternating the shapes presenting a harmonic set of basic compositions. The concept of Heart to Hardware has evolved through a consistent process of working since 2003, for about two decades allowing me to experiment as well as mature my comprehension of art and creation.