This 2006 painting is an exploration of nature and life. Mohammad Eunus observed life, and art closely with his poetic vision, and portrayed them in his astounding abstract paintings. He took colors, sounds, senses, and lines from nature; but took liberty in generating new forms; forms that reflect his emotion, his experience, and explorer self. He created shapes to depict the non-representational forms in his arts. The artist tried to express the inner feelings, elements, and incidents of nature through his painting. Color after color created amazing textures and became an inseparable feature of his paintings. His maestro and years of experience makes his painting speak for itself.
Artist Profile
Mohammad Eunus
Mohammed Eunus is a Bangladeshi Artist who is born in 1954 in Thakurgaon district. After passing his SSC examination from PTI school in Thakurgaon, he went to Dhaka and got admitted into college. He did his undergraduate degree from the Institute of Fine Art, University of Dhaka, and received his Masters’s degree from Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan.
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Artist Art Style
Mohammad Eunus mostly does pure abstract paintings. The painter frequently changes the arrangement of his forms, compositions, and largely the structure of the paintings. His modes of expression are pure abstraction and abstract expressionism. The artist feels that drawings are an appearance of the thoughts, the inner world, and what makes the daily life of an artist. His works show the world the way he sees it and manifests the essence of the things he has seen. His paintings are the mirror of his mind frame. His lines signify the modern mode of expression. His expression features varied structures, oval, encircled, and doodle forms, symbols, triangular and rectangular shapes, and lines have taken over the canvas. Geometric structures and architectural views also give a new perspective to his works. His colors and forms voice the dilemma of our times. He is one of the leading painters from the ’70s when the nation was caught up in the freedom movement. His thinking and thoughts are different from other painters because of his pure canvas art.m Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan.
