Mohanty Sonali
Mohanty Sonali
New Jersey, United States (US)
I am an engineer by education, IT professional by occupation but an artist by choice. I have an engineering degree and several years of experience in the corporate world, which I quit to follow my life long passion of creating art. I am a self taught artist with an extreme passion to create artwork using various media. I am inspired by everything around me and my expertise is in the usage of a wide range of colors and textures. My artworks have also been displayed successfully in various exhibitions in India as well as internationally (Singapore, Malaysia, Hungary,USA) and has been featured in the upcoming artist section in Better Interior Magazine in November 2010. My clientele includes people from all over the world -India, Hong Kong, Malaysia , Singapore ,South Africa,UK,Australia and the US – where my paintings have been part of interior decoration and family memorabilia
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The Wedding Party, 30x24in, Acrylic Mixed media on stretched canvas, Mohanty Sonali Figurative art, Indian, women, orange,yellow, blue -
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Trip (Trip of goats), 20x20in, Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, Mohanty Sonali $1300, Figurative art, Nature, animal, red, woman, goat, Indian -
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In this artwork, I have used the traditional Indian motifs to accentuate the beauty of the Indian bulls. Using molding paste, I have created a swirly texture background which is my trademark. Bulls form an integral part of the Indian rural life. During a festival in South India, they are decorated and worshiped. This is part of a series on friendships. This is a framed artwork with a thick black frame. -
I saw somewhere “Wake up, drink coffee and be awesome!”. Doesn’t everyone believe it to be true. A coffee makes everything better especially in the morning when you need to get ready to face what the rest of the day brings your way. Every coffee shop that you pass by, you will see sad, exhausted faces looking longingly at their cup to get the instant boost. I have tried to capture the view of a lady with a cup of her favorite brew through the glass windows of the shop. I have used acrylic and bubble wrap imprints on deli paper to get some texture. This is framed with a black floating frame!