Watercolour on paper (framed).
11x14"
The old Toronto streetcar from the 1930s was a symbol of a bygone era, captured in a black and white photograph hanging in the subway station. It reminds me of a simpler time when public transportation relied on trolleys and streetcars to move people around the city. Looking at the photo at Dufferin Station and celebration of 100 years of TTC inspired me to do this watercolor painting.
Dinesh is an adventurous watercolor artist who captures the beauty of his travels through his paintings. He takes photos wherever he goes and transforms them into stunning works of art using his watercolor skills. His passion for capturing life's moments shines through in his paintings, inviting the viewer to step into his world and experience the adventures he has had. With a keen eye for detail and a love for the unexpected, Dinesh pushes the boundaries of watercolor art and inspires others to follow their own creative journey.
Dinesh's love for art began at an early age, and he saw it as a way to share the beauty of the world as he saw it with others. After moving to Toronto, he fell in love with the city and its people, and they became his muse. Nine years later, he gathered the courage to try watercolors, and with daily practice and learning, he developed his signature style. His art has been recognized in competitions and private collections.
Dinesh invites his viewers to see the world through his eyes and hopes to inspire them to explore their own creative journeys. When he is not painting, he enjoys camping in nature and playing softball during the summer.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
Art, to me, is a labor of love. It is a time capsule that freezes moments in time, allowing me to share the stories of the world around me. Through my journey as an artist, I have learned the importance of perseverance and practice, understanding that not every stroke is a masterpiece, but it is the love for the process that fuels my creativity.
Watercolor is my chosen medium for narrating the story of my daily life in Toronto. The beauty of capturing the city's moody and rainy scenes fills me with joy, and I believe that everyone should embrace the artistic spirit within them and explore the beauty of the world around them.
In conclusion, despite the challenges and uncertainties, I have never regretted pursuing my artistic passions. The journey has been arduous, but every struggle has been a stepping stone towards capturing the essence of the world through my paintings. Art has taught me to appreciate the beauty in the smallest of details and to never give up on my creative dreams.
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