
Ratnadeep Adivrekar
Born in 1974 in Mumbai and bred within a family of artists, art and life remained indistinguishable for Ratnadeep. He evolved as an artist from a young age and consequently widened his knowledge and skill set through formal training at Sir JJ School of Art - one of Asia's most renowned art colleges.
His works are evidence of exploration, a commentary on art, contemporary life by combining images and forms to construct human reality. Our socio-politically fragmented society is saturated with the opulence of images, which signify ideas of radical modernist utopia; as an archivist of the new world, he processes these images and forms that originate from experiences, which formulate a relationship between shared sense of philosophies, self and world. He is interested in how 'meaning' is created. His paintings deal with subjects that carry a historical set of references and also recognises that collective memory is constantly challenged by enigmatic prophetic actions, concealed in personal folds of the temporal linearity.
The artist lives and works In Mumbai.



Title: The Man Who Never Saw the Mountain
Size: 72x96 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 2006
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Title: The Night of Two Moons
Size: 36x72 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 2006
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Title: Parallax Views
Size: 48x72 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 2007
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Title: Inertia
Size: 36x72 inches
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 2007
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Title: The Artist and Muse
Size: 22x30 inches
Medium: Watercolour on Paper
Year: 2005
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Title: Concealed in Forest
Size: 30x22 inches
Medium: Watercolour on Paper
Year: 2004
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