Heavenly Flowers #2118

by Baljit Chadha

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22.000 x 14.000 inches

Title

Heavenly Flowers #2118

Artist

Baljit Chadha

Medium

Painting - Acrylic / Water On Paper

Description

FLOWERMAN
CREATED A WORLD RECORD http://baljitchadha.blogspot.in
The exhibition with the most paintings of flowers in the world
This certificate is given by WORLD RECORD ASSOCIATION / LIMCA BOOK OF RECORDS-INDIA -2014
Baljit-chadha.artistwebsites.com
http://www.youtube.com/edit?ns=1&videoid=fCTt1B51fJA http://www.1wra.org/index.php/Worldrecord/detail/id/1241
MY NEW SERIES ZEN MOKSHA FLOWERS/ MANN FLOWERS/MIYOKO FLOWERS /BALJIT’S IKEBANA
Dear BALJIT CHADHA,

We were thrilled to include your work in the digital display at the Louvre on July 13th as part of the Microphotography Collection. It was magnificent to see work from photographers representing over 191 different countries displayed together at the most esteemed museum in the world. Thank you for being a part of it!
SeeMe Exhibitions
OFFICIAL LETTER OF RECOGNITION

Dear BALJIT CHADHA,

It's been an honor to show your photography as part the Fifth Annual Exposure Award. The work of this year’s project has been extraordinary, viewed by over five million photo enthusiasts from around the world. Additionally, your photograph was included in a digital display of images presented at the Exposure Award Reception at the Louvre.

Your photography was included in the Microphotography Collection
and was presented at a private reception at hosted at:

Musee du Louvre
75058 Paris - France
July 13th, 2015
See Me Exhibitions
OFFICIAL LETTER OF RECOGNITION


Dear BALJIT CHADHA,

It's been an honor to show your photography as part the Fifth Annual Exposure Award. The work of this year’s project has been extraordinary, viewed by over five million photo enthusiasts from around the world. Additionally, your photograph was included in a digital display of images presented at the Exposure Award Reception at the Louvre.
Your photography was included in the Microphotography Collection
and was presented at a private reception at hosted at:

Musee du Louvre
75058 Paris - France
July 13th, 2015
A PURE HEAVENLY GIFT FOR YOU FRIENDS N RELATIVES
• THESE ZEN-MOKSH FLOWERS ARE CREATED WITH A SENSE OF GIVING INNER PEACE,TRANQUILITY, HAPPINESS, SOLACE AND A SENSE OF FULFILMENT, ONENESS WITH THE SUPREME.
• I HAVE TRIED TO BRING THEASE ELEMENTS IN MY PAINTINGS,THE FLOWERS YOU SEE DON’T EXISTS, THE MOVMENTS OF MY HANDS,FLOW OF COLORS ARE THE GIFT OF ALMIGHTY GOD.
• ZEN-JAPANEASE ZEN IS A SPIRTUAL INSPIRATION; THEY ARE PURE EXPRESSION OF ARTIST’S SPIRITUAL AWARENESS. JAPANEASE ZEN ART HAS ALWAYS BEEN MEANT TO TOUCH PEOPLE FAR AND WIDE. ZEN PAINTINGS ARE OF GREAT POWER, PURE, AND TOUCHING DEEP IN THE HEART, MIND AND SOUL.
• MOKSHA- Freedom from life circle. Moksha is attained by dis identification with the body and mind, which are temporary and subject to change, and realization of our true identity Moksh is positive concept in two important ways. First it stands for the realization of the ultimate Reality, a real enlightenment. The mukta is not just free from this or that, It is the master of sense and self, fearless and devoid of rancor, upright yet humble, treating all creatures as if they were he himself, wanting nothing, clinging to nothing. In Sikhism one rises from the life of do’s and don'ts to that of perfection — a state of "at-one-ment" with the All-self. Secondly, the mukta is not just a friend for all, he even strives for their freedom as well. He no longer lives for himself, he lives for others.
• APPRICIATIONS
• Very interesting work Baljit, the spontaneity, the original technique and the spiritual journey!
• i hear music from your flower paintings.
What a happy movement!
• Baljit! I appreciate that! You have a grand body of work here that shows me some Van Gogh, Miro and Monet and countless others within your style and creativeness. A magnificent talent to behold and appreciate! Keep it up!
• I like the original exposition of your beautiful artwork.
• Beautiful, cheerful, great colors!
• Very fine expressive all Your floral art, not usual
• Simply beautiful
.It is with great pride and pleasure that I am FEATURING your artwork this week on our special edition of our TOP FEATURES on the Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery Homepage. Your work shows expertise and love in the presentation of
this fine art piece. Thanks much for sharing your works with us and being a member of our family of friends and fine artists in our WFS group. Aboard.
Liked, Forever
.This series is enchanting Baljit, all wonderful visions. Masterful use of your colors creating serene energy.
.Baljit, I love these stalks of beauty is a true honor and privilege to FEATURE this creative and wondrous piece of art work on the WFS site, from one of our honored and prestigious members. This awesome piece of beauty is what we are looking for to promote and let others see, including other artists and potential customers, as your works are some of the Best of the Best in my Book! Thanks much for sharing this beauty with us. Liked Forever, Elvisty and love the colors of the floral stems.
•
• PROFILE
• Baljit Singh Chadha- LOVES PHOTOGRAPHY AND PAINTING
•
• I grew up as a curious, investigative child helped by my parents’ encouragement to explore and to learn without fear and hesitation. The wonder and awe in God’s creation always held me spell bound. I ploughed my curiosity through love of creation and creativity. At a young age of nineteen years I sailed to a land called Japan that has for long centuries been spiritually bound with India. Like a sleepy rose the petals of my creativity opened as I drank like a honey-bee the nectar of ancient and highly evolved culture of Japan. Japanese art of painting is high meditation in feel and in expression. My Japanese godmother Ms Otha Miyoko a great Japanese artist was my first teacher. She affected my style and expression early on.
My journey in art continued and I evolved a style of art that has minimal gap in feeling and expression. Rapidity and quickness of expression in my art comes from the well of inner spirituality. My art is not planned, thought-out and cerebral it is based on spontaneity. Abstract Expressionism is a wider term and my art follows it in variegated dimensions.
In my art I experiment with different painting instruments and techniques. My dependence on brushwork is rather limited. I frequently and freely use spatulas, wooden sticks, masking, and sand-mix, push bottles and what comes handy in the moment. I use acrylic with mix media. I have developed acrylic based glazes that were possible earlier only with oil paints. The glazes impart a charm similar to enamel glazes. I created a new technique called ( FLOAT ON COLORS).
My art journey finds depth and width in continuous experimentation, forays into the unknown and choosing challenging metaphors of expression.
I did an installation (Wall of Divine flowers) with 12000 painting on 12-12-12-12hrs-12mnts-12sec at Zorba in New Delhi and
donated entire collection to Smile Foundation New Delhi, for a girl child education.
Where my art journey will take me next I leave to higher forces.
Presently I offer you ZEN MOKSHA FLOWERS /MANN FLOWERS/MIYOKO FLOWERS AND WALL OF HEAVENLY FLOWERS as my next creations.
Group Shows;- Newyork, Singapore,
• Canvas Art Gallery , Nehru Place, Delhi 2006
• Studio Vasant, Vasant Vihar New Delhi, 2006, 2007
• Prabhat NGO, New Delhi, 2007
• Nithari, Canvas Art Gallery, 2007
• Sahaj Sankalp, Habitat Centre, New Delhi , 2008
• Aspiration, Charity show at Epicenter Gurgaon, 2008
• New Finds, Singapore, 2008
• Group Show at World Fine Art Gallery, New York, 2008
• Reverberation Habitat Centre, New Delhi, 2008
• Art for Prabhat Presents 'The Eternal Circle' MAY-2009
• Art Ponixs Mumbai-2013

Solo Show
• Studio Vasant, New Delhi, 2006,2007
• Studio Vasant, New Delhi 2008
• DLF Mall, Saket, New Delhi 2009
• STUDIOVASANT,NEWDELHI
• STUDIOVASANT,NEWDELHI-2011
• STUDIOVASANT,NEWDELHI-2012
• WALL OF DEVINE FLOWERS-ZORBA,NEWDELHI 2012(world record)
• WALL OF EXOTIC FLOWERS-EPI CENTRE GURGAON-2013
• HOME& interior expo, EPI centor.GURGAON-2013
• Independence day Celebration-EPI CENTRE-2013
• Art-Phonix-NEHRU CENTRE MUMBAI-2014
Artist friend Baljit S. Chadha has a lasting honeymoon with flowers in his artistic expression. He paints sometimes with frugality of a Zen master. I can understand that as he had his early training in painting in Japan where he lived and studied as a teenager and had the benefit of the tutelage of great Japanese masters. But his present series on flowers nonplussed me with wonder and joy. He has in the present works a new dimension and a new personality of flowers that I have not seen before. This is because he has distilled the expression from his inner joy and happiness that is the essence of flowers per se and not from their forms.
His flowers have a nearly expressionistic, abstract persona. He uses a watercolour like free flow of colour and tonalities to invest his work with a sensual poetry. His works are acrylic on paper and therefore amenable to idiosyncratic overflows that lends a fresh charm to his oeuvre.
Another landmark quality of Baljit’s new works is that they are rendered in fiery shiny glazes. As we know glazes are traditionally done in oil paint medium. But Baljit has worked them with acrylic colour and without the use of pure impasto. The colours diluted with water float and embrace each other and still have lustrous intensity.
Baljit Chadha has created a fresh stylistic edifice and his creative expression jumps from the visible-familiar to spiritually felt flowers in a divine Eden.
Viktor Vijay Kumar
Director Curator
European Artists’ Association
Germany



• ART IS IMAGINATION/ART IS DREAMING/ART IS INOVATION/ART IS THINKING/ART IS CRAETIVITY/ART IS EMOTIONS/ART IS SUPPORT/ART IS COMBINATION OF MATERIALS/ART IS CONCEPT/ART IS TO DO SOME THING DIFFERENT/ART IS TO EXPLORE AND ART IS FOR EVERYONE TO DO AND ENJOY


All images © Baljit Chadha All rights reserved. Copying and/or distributing without my permission is strictly prohibited.

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August 9th, 2015

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