Paramesh Paul

Paramesh Paul This, One Of The Most Visited Holy Places Of The Planet Has Been Diligently Displayed By The Artist In All His Creations. Each Canvas Being A Sole Example Of Its Idiosyncraticism, Has Revealed Pauls Enormous Artistic Sensibilities. He Has Captured The Beauty Of The City With A Microscopic Eye, Bringing For Us The Gentle Waters Of The Ganges, The Boat Rides, The Morning Worships At Sunrise, The Evening Ganga Aartis?, The High Banks Of The Ancient Ghats, The Array Of Shrines, The Myriad Temple Spires, The Palaces At Water's Edge, The Ashrams, The Pavilions And The Palm And Cane Parasols. Looking At His Paintings The Viewer Drives Through The Enigmatic Voyage Of Peacefulness And Spirituality. The Chanting Of Mantras, The Fragrance Of Incense, The Smoke Of Lamps, The Devotional Hymns - All Slowly Comes To Him As He Becomes The Part Of The Exhibit. An Atmospheric Aura Is Formulated That Fills The Air With Devotion. By Offering This Mystifying Experience Paramesh Proficiently Transcends The Beholder From This World To The Divine World. The Paintings? Overwhelms The Onlooker So Much That He Is Forced To Take The Trip To This Religious World On The Banks Of Ganga. With Brush And Paint He Constructs An Imaginative Alley For The Viewer To Allow Him To Walk Inside The Frame. The Appealing Picturesque Beauty, The Grandiosity And The Vastness Produced, Takes Him On A Sublime Journey. The Spectator No-More Remains Just The Spectator But Instead Becomes The Member Of The Picture. He Is Automatically Absorbed And Thus Instinctively Becomes Part Of The Entire Painted Scenario. This Is How Paramesh Successfully Creates An Intricate Connection Between The Watcher And The Work Of Art. Every Painting Portrays Either Lord Shiva Or Ganga Emphasizing On The Main Essences Of Benaras. This Is How Paramesh Paul Deftly Sheds Light On The True Spirit Of The City And Offers Altogether A Different Experience Through His Paintings.