PAINTER

Ratnadeep Gopal Adivrekar

"My paintings deal with subjects that carry a historical set of references, but collective memory is constantly challenged by enigmatic prophetic actions, concealed in personal folds of the temporal linearity."

Born in family of artists, I have a miniscule gap between art and life. My works are evidence of exploration, a commentary on art, contemporary life by combining images and forms to construct on human reality. Our socio-politically fragmented society is saturated with opulence of images, which signify ideas of radical modernist utopia. As an archivist of the new world, processing these images and forms has its origin based in experiences, which leads to the relationship between our sense of philosophies, self and world. I’m interested in how meaning is created. My paintings deal with subjects that carry a historical set of references, but collective memory is constantly challenged by enigmatic prophetic actions, concealed in personal folds of the temporal linearity. The original source or elements from photographic motifs are patched together in new constellations of allegories thus the paintings have a sort of leaping structure of narratives within narratives, so at any point, narra...
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Artist Biodata

Ratnadeep Gopal Adivrekar, born 1974, grew up in Mumbai, India, he received first class in BFA from Sir J.J. School of Arts in 1997. He is recipient of several prestigious awards like ‘The Governors Prize’, ‘The Harmony Award’ for Best Emerging Artist and ‘Bendre-Hussain Scholarship’. Most notably, Ratnadeep is the first Indian Artist to display solo exhibition at the Berlin Opera House titled ‘Tribute to Wagner’. Amongst his other important Solos include ‘8 Stories’ at Galerie Mukadam, Berlin, 2018; ‘Discourses of Prismatic Truths’ at Pavillon du Centanarie/Arcelor Mittal, Luxembourg, 2011; ‘Allegories of Talking Road’ at Galerie Sylvia Bernhardt, Germany, 2010; ‘Proverb In/ter/ventions’ at The NUS Museum, Singapore, 2009. Other selected Group exhibitions include: Power of Peace’, UNESCO 2nd Global Forum, Bangkok, Thailand, 2009; ‘Imprints’ The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo, Japan, 2007; ‘Indian Art’ Lasalle-SIA College of Art, Sculpture Square Gallery, Singapore, 2006; ‘Indian Contemporary Art’, Chelsea Art College, U.K. 2006 and Ao~rta Project, BBK Kunst Forum, Dusseldorf and Ausstellungshalle Innenhafen, Duisburg, Germany 2001. Reviews in Time-Out, Asian Art News, Art and Deal, and Indian Contemporary Art Journal have all critically appraised his work. Ratnadeep recently did a joint Film-Art project with German Sculptor Wolf in Alang Shipbreaking Port. He has curated project for Kochi Muziris Biennale 2017. The artist works in Mumbai, India & Berlin, Germany.

Artworks

Bombay Train, 2007

Oil on Canvas

ID: RAAD2323

600000

Kite – I Flying Metaphysical, 2003

Oil on Canvas

ID: RAAD1000

60000

PTG, 2002

Mixed Media on Paper

ID: RAAD007

20000

Memories of The Unreal City, 1998

Mixed Media on Paper

ID: RAAD004

60000

Memories of The Unreal City,

Mixed Media on Paper

ID: RAAD002

60000

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