On the hill, on the sea, on the street

The word 'K Lakar' means the unmistakable memory of selected artists who have lived in many streams of art and enjoyed life and art. In addition to the fields of drama, dance, music, sculpture, architecture and painting, it must also include writers who write. Thus, each art is different. Its form varies but there are few instances where one artist is associated with more than one art and is also an expert in surveying. Moreover, even though the interior sections of each art are quite different from each other, many multi-faceted artists have acquired and succeeded in loving all these forms with heart.

The success of the artists who try and experiment with the use of many mediums is their own work. Natubhai Parikh, a veteran painter from Ahmedabad, has also embraced sculpture, painting and writing. The artist, who has been honored as an artist, has mastered various aspects of painting. Drawing, landscapes, portraits, oceans, forests, rivers, mountains, streets, anthropomorphs, object drawings, vases, sculptures and dance forms, the hands of this veteran artist have been immersed in watercolors for nine decades. Is it something like that?

The street houses are adjacent though separate

The peculiarities of the ancient houses are the jhrukha, madal, stambh, kumbhi and sometimes agashi called umbrella stick which attracts experienced artists like Natubhai. The elongated shadows of man and the timely planning of the light, give the gift of three-dimensionality to the advancing alley. The artist is also quick to brush up on vehicles and occasional collisions in historic towns with straight brush strokes. Impressed by the art of the British artist Turner, he depicts the details of houses on a hill in a village like Chanod. He has captured the garlands of houses, the steps and the moving paniharis.

With sloping, flat streets, curved rivers, he did not leave the brackets in the houses. The peacock sitting on the roof from the aerial view is also included in the pictures. Electricity poles on the street, wire nets on the top, antennas, lorries in the house, bicycles, dogs or talking to women in various colors have increased their importance. In particular, the live lines of the windows and doors inspire the fans to imagine the atmosphere inside the house. The blue, yellow, green, and brown colors of the houses revive both types of characters - calm and eloquent. Patan's "Babu's Haveli" has become magnificent with arches, pillars, CDs, roofs on the roof.

If there is a street, then the sky is also visible! The beauty of the blue color from the clear evening sky remains important. Houses with round brackets in the Roman style of Vorajio of Siddhpur, brackets with a message of cleanliness have a knack for living in such paintings. Natubhai's work to share, weave and enjoy art is characterized. While his "streets" are taken away by the clergy from home and abroad. Including important colors and wash.

Let's turn the street and get ready to come home, let's come home, let's come home!

In the definition of community life, the village, the street, the street - the houses located in it and the people living in it - are closed but the structure of the street. It has been left out of modern housing schemes, but the legacy of our traditional cities still exists today under the new name of "Heritage". The fear is that if you keep it ... it will fall. What to do then? Our veteran artist Natubhai comes to us with a collection of his colorful and classic paintings, even though it is a matter of renewal. Walking through the streets of the proud villages of Gujarat, it seems that he has documented it.

Artist whose name! What is visible is fine, but what is not visible is visible to the artist with tiny eyes and the water colors on the paper seem to absorb street reflections. The construction of street houses varies as they are built with interest by different owners. In old-fashioned houses, windows, latticework, various patterns, sloping roofs, rafters between roofs and roofs, recesses on the head, etc., prove that in ancient times human beings were also concerned about the habitat of animals and birds, and this is realized in street paintings. The artist also places beautiful artistic paintings on the walls in his paintings.

The streets of Natubhai, where everyone loves to walk, provide a living, evocative, evocative, artistic lofty doorway, carvings, sheets, paintings in the mansions of Kheda district, pavilions in pale colors, intermittent lines. Shapes happen. His natural lasciviousness adds to the language in the sketches of cow-dogs roaming the streets and standing or walking human characters. This is the engine to look at the street from the window.

Uncha uncha re prabhu tara dungara raliyamana ke dungar par tahuke che mor ... re ...

Natubhai, who loves nature immensely, is inspired to roam the sea, walk through the streets and interact with the mountains, while he sees the mountains with his own eyes and depicts them in a unique style, including the river. Inspired by childlike curiosity, Kalayatri Natubhai emerges in watercolor and oil colors. The vastness of the place, the colorful beauty becomes a line with nature and becomes a moon or sunbeam on the mountain peak and saves time as God's grace.

Going away from the mere reality, many times he has imagined the mountains to be brown, yellow or limborang, the sky will change color together! The mountainous region becomes extremely beautiful and the pictures become abstract. When its size and color change, pink, red, yellow, and brown streaks appear on the edge of the mountain. With such experiments, this creative artist makes the work vibrant - it becomes a mountain escape.

When he sees the sunrise at dawn on the Kanchenjunga peak in the Himalayas, he sees Prabhudarshan in it and when the scene lands on the canvas, it becomes worthy to be placed in the house of worship. Inspired by the Russian painter Rorik, he painted the mountains to characterize the mountain of the imaginary world. From the top and bottom of the Taranga mountain - from both sides, he painted it in watercolor on paper. From Abu, Uparkot, Pavagadh, the experience of beautiful, powerful and uplifting mood was painted on canvas with oil colors. Salute to Natubhai's vision of noting man in nature and nature in man.

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Nature's light planning, where is the man to fill his feet in the skillful trunk of color?

- Kalayatri Natu Parikh.