Prakash Joshi is an artist whose paintings, ink-drawings, and sketches capture the fleeting beauty of nature, revealing the subtle vibrancy beneath both animate and inanimate forms. His works reflect the contradictions of urban development, highlighting the rise in material comforts alongside the decline in values, while also portraying human emotions like love and disillusionment through subdued hues.
Prakash Joshi has a particular affinity for rivers, using them as metaphors to represent the flow of life and the loss of ancient wisdom, especially the mythical River Saraswati. His art is a spontaneous expression of his existential turmoil, with his creations serving as a bridge to the universe, revealing both personal and universal themes.
