Just so for everyone’s knowledge, artworks are more than just the colors put together. They are a celebration of the artist’s voice, vision, and feelings. With the ephemera of everyday life, the Bhairaj Art gallery depicts an array of artworks that integrates lifestyle and paintings.
The foremost goal of our innovation stands as to be the medium in between canvases as we bring life to the imagination. Bhairaj Arts revolves around the originality of ideas which in fact showcases the transitional phases in Bhairaj’s life
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His Top Notch Collection
The Noble Path
One of his precious collections that Bhairaj looks upon is the “Noble Path,” which is inspired by the monks that work hard to search for nirvana. This art collection came into his practice during the 2046 BS political activity and tension.
Most of his paintings on that duration were dark-themed that portrayed the real surrounding conflicts. As he opened up that during those days, he painted, keeping in mind the news that often played on the radio.
Indeed, during those crucial times, Bhairaj had to walk on eggshells of what he portrayed in his work.
Re-curring Portraits of Women
Bhairaj is well-versed when it comes to women’s portrayal. Often during his early age, he depicted old Newari women huddled in groups, young Newari women with heavy braids beating rice, carrying firewood, and many more. Likewise, he ensured to work with color palettes that included blues, murky purples, muddied reds, and browns that lent a somewhat harsh ethos to his paintings.
However, after his marriage to his beloved wife, Sabina, his artworks took a major turn. The very similar women’s paintings are now revived as young and sensuous. The women in his paintings were now caught in their private and secret moments: sleeping, resting, bathing, oiling their hair. Indeed, he had discovered the newfound freedom of expression in his works.
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Bhairaj’s Art Themes
Our Categories
Semi-Abstract
Realistic
Spiritualist
Figurative
His Group Shows
To date, Bhairaj has had more than 50 group shows held in Nepal and abroad, including India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Japan, South Korea, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the USA.
His Solo Exhibitions
While he has had six solo shows in Kathmandu, including exhibitions at the Imago Dei Café Gallery, Art Shop; Park Gallery; and Babar Mahal Revisited.
His solo works include:
- Inhabitants in 2002
- Secret Moments in 2004
- Transition, a Passage of Time in 2006
- Isolated Figure 2008
- Insearch of Peace in 2012
