Biography

                                   Indian Artist Muthusamy Paramasivam has been practicing art since 2016. She so loves to portray Indian culture, customs, day to day chores of the hard working laborers, happy village life and life of women.He is an artist from Tamilnadu, and she also undertakes freelance projects. Her works include practicing cultural and figurative paintings.

                                    MAG paintings evoke the essence of nativity and the charm of rural Indian villages—scenes that are increasingly rare in our modern concrete jungles. Hailing from Tamil Nadu, a town celebrated for its Chola temples and verdant fields, Muthusamy nurtured a passion for art from an early age.

    Muthusamy art is a vibrant celebration of life, emotion, and the beauty surrounding us.                                  With a distinctive style characterized by rich textures, bold colors, and thoughtful compositions, his paintings resonate with a universal language of creativity and inspiration. Each piece reflects his astute observation of nature, culture, and the human experience, capturing moments filled with tranquility, passion, and wonder.

                                At the heart of Muthusamy artistic journey lies a profound fascination with the interplay of light and shadow, form and emotion. His work often features dynamic brushstrokes alongside intricate detailing, drawing viewers into layered narratives. Whether portraying landscapes, abstract concepts, or human figures, his art possesses a timeless quality that harmoniously blends contemporary influences with classical roots.

 Inspired by the beauty of everyday life and the unseen wonders within it, Muthusamy’s paintings transcend mere visual experience; they evoke a deep sense of connection. His works invite viewers to explore the world from fresh perspectives, encouraging contemplation and reflection. For Muthusamy, painting is not just an artistic expression—it is a form of storytelling, where every color and stroke conveys profound meaning.

                                 For art lovers, experiencing Muthusamy’s paintings is a true feast for the senses, inviting them to immerse themselves in the rich narratives and vibrant emotions that define his work   As a self-learning artist, He had a flair for art since His childhood. He took the drawings to be done on the record notebooks seriously that none of his record notebook drawings went without additional decoration or shading. His drawings were mentioned in the class to inspire the other students.

                       Memory of wanting to be an artist Back in his high school days, He used to observe her Father doing water color paintings. Her Father did a painting of the princess with a crown. His Father had a natural talent for artworks and craft . He found it very interesting and he wanted to try it. So there he started! His first one was a pencil work.He did some skeleton and added few shading in his first work. It was pretty ordinary. Slowly his practice started and he realized that he will be able to do it pretty well. His paintings reflect his emotions, and he paints whenever he feels annoyed or depressed or frustrated and also whenever he is in good mood. “It is a therapy”, he says. What was once his hobby, is now a platform for his to make a living and also an identity.

                        When He was in her high school days, He used to watch his Father pratice painting. His mother never burdened his with any household work and so he had enough time to be independent. He was free and her observation skills sharpened. His drawing master ‘Eawaran’ inspired his with a few live portrait studies in the school.

Painting Mode

                        His most favorite medium is oil on Canvas board and sometimes pencil too. Favorite subject would be anything like capturing emotions of individuals. He wants his art to convey any story be it big or small.

How does he approach his paintings?

Usually he does his paintings with a reference in hand. He goes around on tours now and then. He does sketches in the tour itself. He also takes photographs (a lot of them). He takes reference both from his sketches and photographs. This is his technical aspect of approaching a subject.

On looking at psychological aspect, he does not want to paint a posing man or woman. According to his, everything should be natural.He is a big fan of genuine emotions. When couple of individuals, be it two humans or one human and an animal or two animals exist in place together; they do not fail to entertain the others around them. There is some sort of non-verbal communication (sometimes verbal too) which woos his immensely, he said. In such situations, he considers herself a secret admirer of the situation and then he tries to capture their emotions. Even when an individual is alone or doing some errand or praying, there is some sort of sincerity that he/she displays towards the situation or the work he/she does. That is something she captures and portrays in her works.

His Favourite Artists

S Elayaraja

Raja Ravi Varma

Serge Marshinikkov

Jeremy Lipking

Cesar Santos

Daniel Gerhartz