Born in Janakpur in 1969 he studied in Govt. Institute of Fine Arts, Indore (M.P.) INDIA. Participating in several solo and group shows, both national and international, he has also participated in 7th Painting Biennial in Bhopal, SCZCC in Hyderabad, AIFACS, state exhibition, Bhopal, Bombay Art Society exhibition and in several art camps and has also curated few art camps. His works are in collection both in India and abroad. He is a multi-art-practitioner being a sculptor, ceramist, printmaker and a painter; he is one of the prominent names in the last two decades in the Indian Contemporary Art field.
The lack of boundary, the use of monochromatic colours, draws a viewer to its depth of visual language thus giving a glimpse of the artist’s mind and his inner world. The viewer is left with a sublime effect yet feeling restless in the abundant energy that his stylized abstract paintings exude. “Rich in intent, colour density, and tonality, these paintings also indicate the subtle changes and transformation, occurring in different stages of Anil’s career as a painter.”… Prayag Shukla, a poet and an art critic.
ANIL GAIKWAD
Born in Janakpur in 1969 he studied in Govt. Institute of Fine Arts, Indore (M.P.) INDIA. Participating in several solo and group shows, both national and international, he has also participated in 7th Painting Biennial in Bhopal, SCZCC in Hyderabad, AIFACS, state exhibition, Bhopal, Bombay Art Society exhibition and in several art camps and has also curated few art camps. His works are in collection both in India and abroad. He is a multi-art-practitioner being a sculptor, ceramist, printmaker and a painter; he is one of the prominent names in the last two decades in the Indian Contemporary Art field. The lack of boundary, the use of monochromatic colours, draws a viewer to its depth of visual language thus giving a glimpse of the artist’s mind and his inner world. The viewer is left with a sublime effect yet feeling restless in the abundant energy that his stylized abstract paintings exude. “Rich in intent, colour density, and tonality, these paintings also indicate the subtle changes and transformation, occurring in different stages of Anil’s career as a painter.”… Prayag Shukla, a poet and an art critic.