My Passion of
Life

The first thing that I want to say is that my subject of painting is the contemporary issues and I always prefer to focus on those issues which create restlessness in our society. It is the responsibility of an artist, no matter what his medium or place of work is, to depict the contemporary issues that happens in our daily life. If the artists can depict the issue and can make people aware of it, the works will help to reform the society as people will get good, informative and educative messages. By keeping this thought in mind, I have worked on different issues like Rohingya issue, the unexpected Terrorist attack that happened here in Dhaka and also worked on the series bomb blasting issue. Political instability is a very common thing here in Bangladesh. I work on that issue also. All the issues that cause restlessness into our daily normal life are the subjects of my work. Recently I have been working on COVID – 19. I believe making people aware of the current situation is a responsibility of all the artists through their work.
Earlier, I tried to depict my childhood through my paintings. These works always makes me nostalgic about my early childhood, my teenage life and how I grew up with the passage of time. During my academic life, I have received a special award from the Art College for such a work which I named as “Window Like a Mirror of My Childhood”. The picture was two dimensional but I used sound-effect on that painting at that time which has nowadays become a very common thing to do.
Whenever I work on a contemporary issue, one thing always runs in my mind. That is the language of my painting must be universal. It should be understood by all. As it is a visual art form, along with using the sound effect I always plan to use the video form to make the contemporary issues more relatable and easy to understand by everyone.
Like every other artist, I also try to arrange and organize the colour and form of my art according to my style and likings. I have never run after pure abstraction. My works always consist of some formation and figurative illusions. I always try to present my subject after distorting the forms and figure. As I believe to present the contemporary issues, there are a lot of scopes if I work on figures and forms.
One of my works has also been nominated for awards and my name was on the Top 30 in the Dhaka Art Summit 2012. I tried to depict the political situation of that time. The works shows how power makes people blind and what a person can do to be in power and its affect on common mass. In that work of mine, I tried to use a lot more vibrant colours.

Contemporary Works

Drawing