Kamlesh Saxena
About Kamlesh Saxena
(As provided by the artist)
Kamlesh Saxena
Kamlesh Saxena started his art journey from his childhood, he sketched, explored various mediums and craft as a kid. Growing up, he graduated in fine arts(graphics) from IKS University, Chattisgarh and after working as an artist and designer for around five years he did Masters in Design from IIT-Bombay. He believes about art being a way of life and wishes to grow old with it. Working as a Usability Analyst he is still passionate about painting and paper craft, and stays connected with his teachers.
About his Work
Kamlesh loves exploring relationships between nature, society and individuals, he brings out these dynamics as conversations using multiple mediums such as Pastel, Watercolor, Acrylic, Oil and Printmaking. He believes that a painting also paints the painter and the relationship between art and artist is truly symbiotic and one cannot sustain without another. In a world which is rapidly getting mechanized and attention spans becoming shorter day by day art needs to find a place as a basic social necessity
He also loves exploring visual theatrics, through paper sculptures and Architectural Origami, which gives him joy and opportunity to connect with the younger audience.
Shows
2008, Kohinoor, Art Gallary, Mumbai
1993 – 96, Created art work for Ramkrishna, Publications house, Vidisha
1993, Participated in national printmaking exhibition, Osaka, Japan
1992, National Art Gallary, Jaipur
1991, Maha Koushal Kala Parishad, Raipur
1990, Maha Koushal Kala Parishad, Raipur
1988, National Art Gallary, Nagpur
Work
Storm
Presence of a Human Being
Top of the Hill
Silence
Advaita 
amazing work !!!
Thanks for appreciation.
Here’s further to the article
Kamlesh comes from a family that was not impoverished but had limited means. He had a number of responsibilities to fulfill apart from nurturing his dream. What kept him going can only be attributed to his passion for art. The Journey was full of obstacles, resources were limited but he achieved what he deserved. His biggest achievement has been his humbleness, which he didn’t give away to success. Moreover, one can’t have an assessment of his past struggle, as he never painted a gloomy picture.
As a brother, am proud of him and wish him all the very best in Future.
Beautiful work, Kamlesh.
awesome work kamlesh, keep it up!!
Lovely sir. 🙂 A treat to my senses
Kamlesh, this is great work – hope you find ‘those’ customers who understand the value of this nitch work. All the very best! Bring out more of this art. I am not sure how many are still into etching?
Awesome!! I am proud to be working with someone as talented as you 🙂
awesome work…..the rigor of the method shows the amazing skill of the artist