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  • I Can't Be Quiet, I Have To Speak
    Crayon on Board
    24" x 30"

  • Reflection
    Crayon on Board
    36" x 28"

  • Remembrances of the Past Generated In Her Mind As Ripples In a Quiet, Cool Pond
    Crayon on Board
    30" x 24"

  • The First Sin
    Oil on Canvas
    30" x 24"


Paul Satheesh

The Rhythm of Color
July 31 - August 21, 2012 Reception: Thursday August 2, 2012 6-8 PM

Press Release

“Colors and techniques were never a constraint,” remarks artist Paul Satheesh, whose graphic prints and dynamic works of paint on canvas and crayon on board possess a soothing and introspective subtlety. Avoiding lavish use of color and the distracting noise of excess and clutter, Satheesh’s singular and subdued renderings stretch the figurative into the abstract. The individual works are often dominated by centralized oblong shapes. These multilayered, multihued forms often appear to ‘wrap’ against an off-white ground. Out of these larger structures, figurative renderings of human life emerge and recede back into abstraction. Masculine and feminine pairs - often engaged in a symbolic embrace or epitomized as a dance of opposite and equal forces - are a reoccurring motif in the work.

Paul Satheesh, born in Trivandrum, India, received a BFA in painting at Kerala University and a MFA in graphics from Bangalore University. He has been included in a number of international exhibitions and biennials throughout India and abroad, and has received prestigious awards in the arts. He currently lives and works in Bahrain.


Artist Statement

Colors and paints have been my passion from childhood. My experiences in life have always persuaded me to paint. My works are the memoirs of the smoldering track I have passed down on my journey through life. I can communicate these experiences to the world only through my paintings. Colors and techniques were never a constraint – I have always been drawn to painting as a form of expression. There are times when the strongest of my inner feelings finds expression in a small pencil sketch, which might never translate into a bigger canvas. The important thing, always, is to be honest and approach my work with sincerity and frankness. At the moment, and much to my own surprise, I am rediscovering the warmth of colors and the potential this has for my art.

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