Painting by Ramnath Iyer 3 Artworks Sold

Bali temple pond

Watercolour, Paper, Framed by Artist

58.5cm (W) x 69.5cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Framed by Artist

A$1,000

Arrives 21–23 Sep

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Artwork Description

A Hindu temple in Bali has this beautiful pond with dragon like hands sculpted along the edges. Koi fishes swim in large numbers. The serene atmosphere and the artistic architecture is something to be seen and enjoyed. I tried to bring that atmosphere in this painting where the sky reflection along with the fishes and the dragon heads make a surreal scene!

Artist Bio

Ramnath Iyer emigrated to Australia in 1986 from India and had a long career in the IT field.
Ramnath is a visual artist. Sketching and painting came naturally to Ramnath from a young age; he was introduced to watercolour at the age of seven and was mentored by his school headmaster in drawing and oil painting. His portrait of Mrs Indira Gandhi (former Prime Minister of India) was appreciated and personally autographed by her.
Ramnath has been mentored in watercolour and oils by Sunil Linus De from India, Fitzroy Art studio, Mike Kowalski from Australia and Susan Harrison-Tustain from New Zealand.
In the last few years, Ramnath’s works have been featured in exhibitions held at Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru, the Track Gallery in Mount Waverley by MONCAS, MAVA’s exhibition at the Hut Gallery in Ferntree Gully, the Melbourne International Flower and Garden show with the Box Hill Art Group, Contemporary Art Society, ‘Town & Country’ exhibition by the Whitehorse city council and the Nepan Arts Society in Sydney.
Ramnath’s first solo exhibition was held at the Track Gallery in Mount Waverley in October 2022 and was very successfully received.
Ramnath is the treasurer at the Box Hill Art Group.

Commissions

Ramnath's studio is in Victoria