Satish Gujral - Final
Satish Gujral - Final
Satish Gujral - Final
-- Living Legend
NATIONALITY: Indian
EDUCATION: Mumbai
SPOUSE: Kiran
May be it is the perpetual silence that surrounded him that helped him
to discover the artistic talent in him.
3 years before the partition of India, In 1944 he moved to Bombay and enrolled
in SIR JJ SCHOOL OF ART for diploma in fine arts and to became a member of
Progressive artists group (PAG) which includes S.H. Raza, EN. Souza, P.N. Mago,
M.F. Hussain and many others.
In 1947 due to recurring sickness he was forced to drop out of school and leave
Bombay.
Palacio National
Mayo school of arts, Sir JJ school of art,
de belles artes,
Lahore Bombay
Mexico
TRANSFORMATION IN MEDIUM
The social content dominated his paintings and graphics, and the
anguish of the nations who lost their homes and families during the
partition of the country came out in anger, sweeping gestural
brushwork in his paintings.
His search was on for what was living and life-giving in the
traditional arts and crafts of India, and he diversified his sculpture
materials with machined industrial objects in steel, copper, glass,
often painted in strong enamel colors.
architectural context
WORKS
The partition of India and the associated agony of the immigrants
impacted a young Satish which manifested itself in the art works he created
later.
Satish Gujral was an architect also and his design of Belgium Embassy
in New Delhi was selected by the international Forum of architects as one
of the finest buildings built in the 20th century.
• Punjab university • Belgian Embassy, new
• World trade fair, new Delhi
Delhi • Daryani House, new
• Northern railway, new Delhi.
Delhi • Goa University
• Shastri Bhavan, new • CMC, Hyderabad
Delhi
EXECUTED
MURAL FOR DESIGN
WORKS
SCULPTURE PAINTINGS
Event: INDIA-PAKISTAN
PARTITION
Date : 1999
Size 512*512 MM
ARCHITECTURE
BELGIAN EMBASSY, new
delhi
• In 2000, the building was recognised as
one of the 1000 best buildings in the
19th century.
• Features : Multi dome, Arches, Brick,
Watershed
• The building is constructed with red
bricks.
• The entrance opens into a courtyard
with stone masonary and greenery
within.
• It is a sculpture form, specially
from the outside. Moving inside is
like moving through sculpted
spaces.
• Height: 12 FEET
• Concept: Man and
Machine into a unified
energy matrix; THE
MACHANICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL
CONFRONT AND
COMPLIMENT
EACH OTHER.
SG 168
Brass
Height: 15”
Weight: 18 kg
SG 163
Brass
Height: 12”
Weight: 9 kg
SG 162
Brass
Height: 15”
Weight: 20 kg
BURNT WOOD S CULPTURE
MURAL
Punjab University mural
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