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Sanskriti Art was formed with an intention to promote art of talented students all around the country. It was formed with a motive to boost the creations of upcoming talented artists who wish to create a name in art. Sanskriti Arts is founded with an aim to give a platform to the young little champs and other artists who are still waiting in queue. Amol Pawar work showcases his experiments with various media and depicts his study of various forms, color schemes, and textures. Many of his paintings reveal his own rhythm of life. Most of his work comprise of abstract paintings and some that illustrate real life. His paintings are close to nature. Nature being the subject of every art form, it is the main element in his paintings. Born in 1983, Amol Pawar studied GD Art in Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, Pune. His primary subjects are Bulls, horses and Landscapes. Amol works in acrylic and oil, has a brighter colour palette, rich in reds, yellows and blacks. In his horse series, he often shows his inspiration by the force and the strength of the moving horse. The interesting element in his paintings is the use of small icons, numbers, calligraphy, textures, line drawings of temples, trees and other elements of nature like flowers and leaves. His predominant use of earth colours confirm his ground and connect with Mother Earth. We also see the use of golden colour - indicating the richness and purity of thought and intention. All his work is an evolution from basic line drawings, moving towards bold imagery. Kiran Gujkar landscapes features a mix of styles and mediums, where the artists play on your senses with the challenges of watercolour washes and oils on canvas, besides working with poster colours, acrylics and mix medium on paper, mount board, canvas board and canvas.