RENU SHARMA
WORKS
ABOUT
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"Nature has been my biggest source of inspiration. I've always been moved by the beautiful diversity that we get to observe on this planet of ours, this is something that I try to bring out in all my work, from my paintings to my scarves. The various hues, shades, tints, and tones that inform my creations are based on an expression of my connection with nature.
Painting not only allows me to pause, reflect, appreciate and connect with the world around me, it also helps me connect with the world inside me in terms of providing a canvas to express my emotions and feelings. My learning hasn't just been restricted to different forms of art or styles of painting, I've also learnt a lot about myself and my art has served as a valuable outlet for my grief.." - Renu Sharma Renu's earliest memories consist of playing with her siblings in the orchid garden that at her home. This is where her love for nature began. She's always had an inclination towards painting and an appreciation forit, that was nurtured by growing up in the city of Udaipur, India, whis is well known for its rich artistic & cultural heritage. However, her journey as an artist didn't begin in earnest until after the tragic lost of her husband. She started by learning Tanjore painting- a classical painting style that originated in Southern India and have sicne moved into painting fabricas. Renu learing hasn't just been restricted to differnt forms of art or styles of painting My earliest memories consist of playing with my siblings in the orchid garden that we had at home. I think this is where my love for nature began. I've always had an inclination towards painting and an appreciation for it, that was nurtured by growing up in the city of Udaipur in India which is well known for its rich artistic & cultural heritage. However, my journey as an artist didn't begin in earnest until after I tragically lost my husband to cancer. I started, by learning Tanjore painting- a classical painting style that originated in Southern India, and have since moved onto painting fabrics. My earliest memories consist of playing with my siblings in the orchid garden that we had at home. I think this is where my love for nature began. I've always had an inclination towards painting and an appreciation for it, that was nurtured by growing up in the city of Udaipur in India which is well known for its rich artistic & cultural heritage. However, my journey as an artist didn't begin in earnest until after I tragically lost my husband to cancer. I started, by learning Tanjore painting- a classical painting style that originated in Southern India, and have since moved onto painting fabrics. My learning hasn't just been restricted to different forms of art or styles of painting, I've also learnt a lot about myself and my art has served as a valuable outlet for my grief. |