

© Antonio Nodar / Jyoti Prakash BK
Jyoti Prakash is a multifaceted Nepali artist born in 1979, known for his socio-politically charged artwork. He currently works as a lecturer at Tribhuvan University's Centre for Fine Arts in Kathmandu.
Key aspects of Jyoti Prakash's artistic career include:
Background
Originally from the Nawalparasi region near Tansen
Moved to Kathmandu at 16 to pursue art education
Holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Fine Arts
Artistic Style
Creates thought-provoking works reflecting contemporary political and social issues
Known for his vivid imagination and socially conscious themes
Explores philosophical aspects of life through his art
Notable Works
Created a 7.8m-long painting about the 2015 Nepal earthquakes
Produced the "MASKISM" image, likely a commentary on recent events
"Shakuni's Paasaa," currently on exhibition at the Museum of Nepali Art (MoNA)
Jyoti Prakash's art often confronts viewers with social injustices and contemporary issues, reflecting his deep concern for humanity and desire to provoke thought and discussion through his work.