IndianArtCollectors.com Features Sachida Nagdev As The Artist Of The Fortnight

Aug. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight features the vibrant canvases of Sachida Nagdev, announcing the latter as the 'Artist Of The Fortnight'. Sachida's art-work would be at display on the website from August 16 to August 31.

Sachida Nagdev's canvases are hued with perfection, and saturated with liveliness, pertaining to the vibrant palette the artist chooses to use. “The underlying motive of my work is to evoke a sense of cheerfulness through the use of colours. I usually dip the paintbrush in a warm colour-scheme, and the resulting strokes are dynamic,” shares Sachida.

Sachida Nagdev is greatly inspired by old houses, small narrow lanes, saints, temples and old sculptures. As an artist, the changing phenomenon of nature has fascinated him. There have also been some incidents in history which have shook his heart and the artist has brought them alive on his canvases. Out of this, his works on 'Death' and 'Gas Tragedy' series emerged.

Talking about IndianArtCollectors.com providing a gratifying platform to artists and collectors, Sachida quips, “My experience with IndianArtCollectors.com has been admirable. Being an online art portal, the reach and connectivity increases, and we are able to showcase our work to a wider audience. I believe in the growth of Internet in the future and I am of the view that over a period of time, more art galleries and museums would move online.”

IndianArtCollectors.com, every fortnight, announces its Featured Artist, bringing to spotlight the work of a painter whose canvases speak volumes. “We have made this our regular feature and are striving to introduce you to a whole new experience into the world of art,” shares Anuja Lath, Co-Founder and CEO, IndianArtCollectors.com.    

To view Sachida Nagdev's work, visit http://www.indianartcollectors.com/artistname.php?aid=1900

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