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Contemporary Indian Art by Masood Nasser, an Indian artist on his paintings, exhibitions, art appreciation ,Art as an investment, and humor in art
Contemporary Indian Artist: Masood Nasser,
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Artist Bio
Masood Nasser is an alumnus of the St Martins School of art, now known as the L.S. Raheja school of Art in Bandra, Mumbai. Born and brought up in Mumbai, he is now settled in Hyderabad, India. In Art School, he studied composition, still life, portraiture, life drawing, figurative, and various other art forms. His art a global perspective, while at the same time retaining his strong Indian roots.
His favorite genre remains composition, in which he has won an award in competition with his seniors in college. He has an eclectic and vibrant style of painting, paintings that are a study in contrasts, where he combines the real with the surreal, the natural with the man made, the animate with the inanimate, the abstract with the realistic, smooth with the rough, and the bright with the dark. Vibrancy in colors and their unique application gives an element of unbridled passion in his paintings.
His passion is evident in every stroke of his work. His favorite medium is oil, as it gives him endless possibilities of techniques, styles, exploration and application, though he is increasingly playing around with different mediums.
His art can be found with art-loving people around the globe, including USA, Canada, Middle East, & cities of India including Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Delhi, and Chennai.
(c) Masood Nasser. All Rights Reserved
3 comments:
The spelling mistakes:
bigest = biggest
firt = first
withouth = without
High don't you tpe in World and then taste it here?
thanks jammy...
he he... nice one!
Added a new snapshot of work in progress today!
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