K.K. Karmacharya

K.K. Karmacharya is a renowned Nepali artist based in Kathmandu. He is known for his significant contributions to modern Nepali art and graphic design. Key aspects of his career include:
Artistic Style and Themes
Creates socio-politically charged artwork reflecting contemporary issues
Known for conceptual graphic designs and illustrations
Explores human feelings, sufferings, and social justice through his art
Uses a variety of colors including dark brown, crimson red, emerald green, and sky blue
Incorporates collage techniques in some works
Notable Achievements
Designed 407 postal stamps for the Department of Postal Services of Nepal
Recipient of the prestigious Gorkha Dakshin Bahu award for his contributions to art
Currently serves as the Chancellor of the National Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)
Artistic Techniques
Combines abstract design with perceptible shapes
Utilizes both realistic and cubist styles in his paintings
Incorporates elements of traditional Nepali art forms like paubha and mandala
Selected Works
"Motion 137" (Acrylic on Canvas, 61 x 81 cm)
"140 Motion" (Acrylic on Canvas, 61 x 91 cm)
"Krishna Mandir" (depicting shikhara style architecture)
"Bodhgaya" (incorporating elements of paubha and mandala)
Karmacharya's art often reflects his deep concern for humanity and aims to provoke thought and discussion through powerful visual expressions.