Anjali Das's Captivating Review of Anjiya Naik's 'Divine Expression' Painting


 About Art & Artist..
Anjiya Naik - contemporary artist 
he studied Master of Applied Art and Visual Communication at JNA & Fine Arts University Hyderabad, Telangana, India.

He is working as an art faculty at Telangana welfare education institution  (fine arts) - Hyderabad.

A Journey in Art and Divine Expression

The Fusion of Ancient Temple Architecture in My Paintings
His paintings feature a diverse array of ancient Hindu temples, reflecting the rich architectural styles of India. The temples from the northern states often showcase the Nagara style, characterized by intricate carvings and towering spires, while the southern states are renowned for their Dravidian temples, known for their massive gateways (gopurams) and intricate sculptures. Additionally, my work incorporates the Vesara style, a harmonious blend of both Nagara and Dravidian architectural elements.

A significant number of temples in my paintings are dedicated to Lord Shiva, reflecting the profound spiritual and cultural heritage associated with these sacred spaces. These temples have been centers of religious practices for centuries, where chants, rituals, and sacrifices (yagnas) have been performed. They have also played a crucial role in the development of Hinduism, contributing to economic growth, promoting health through yoga, and fostering societal and cultural advancement.

Among the many inspirations for his artwork, the Ellora Temple stands out prominently. The early morning sun casts its rays on the black stone sculptures of the temple, creating an enchanting illusion of a golden sheen. This mesmerizing interplay of light and stone profoundly influences the color palette in his paintings.

In his artwork, the depiction of Nandi, the sacred bull, and groups of cattle symbolize the divine presence and the eternal connection with nature. These elements not only represent Lord Shiva but also evoke a sense of spirituality and serenity, offering viewers a glimpse into the timeless beauty and sanctity of ancient Hindu temples.
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