FINE ART AND CONTEMPORARY ARTIST
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Trisuk Moharana is an Indian painter and artist. Born on 13th Dec 2000 in Cuttack, Odisha. Currently working as a professional artist in New Delhi. He completed his Bachelor's degree from B.K. College of Art & Crafts, Bhubaneswar between 2019 and 2023. He is a contemporary fine artist known for his evocative use of colours and texture.
"The beauty of nature fascinates, attracts and inspires me a lot. I get all kinds of knowledge about life from nature and I can express the captivating view of nature through my canvas. Which is sometimes done with various mediums especially with watercolor or oil colours."
His works bridge the gap between classical realism abstract expressionism, drawing deep inspiration from his cultural roots. With over a decade of experience, Trisuk's creative process involves deep introspection and a profound connection to nature and society.
He primarily works with mixed media and watercolors, building layers that invite the viewer to explore hidden narratives within the paint. His art explores themes of identity, memory and the ephemeral nature of time.
Lots of landscapes, village scapes, cityscapes as well as depicting Hindu deity Lord Jagannath, he has expressed in various mediums like watercolor or acrylic.
BK College of Arts & Crafts, Bhubaneswar (2019 - 2023)
Suraj Mal Saha Mahavidyalaya (2018)
Puri Zilla School (2016)
Watercolor exhibition 2026
Organized by Camlin at Ajanta Historical heritage.
Organised by Lalitkala Academy and BK College of Arts and Crafts, on the life journey of legendary freedom fighter Dr Harekrushna Mahtab, the 1st CM of Odisha.
Odisha Skill Conclave - 2023
Odisha's highest peak organized by Odisha Lalitkala Academy.
National Celebration Participation.
New Delhi on "Viksitbharat ke Rang, kala ke sang".
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