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Radhe Shyam Mulmi

Radhe Shyam Mulmi, artist photographic portrait, Nepal album Radhe Shyam Mulmi, artist self-portrait, Nepal album

© Antonio Nodar / Radhe Shyam Mulmi

Radhe Shyam Mulmi is a prominent Nepali artist and professor. Born in 1950, he completed his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Graphic Design from the Department of Fine Arts at Punjab University in 1978. Mulmi has had special training in stage technique, lighting, and graphic art. Throughout his career, He served as an Associate Professor in the Fine Art Campus at Tribhuvan University and also as the Assistant Campus Chief there. Currently, he is a Professor and Artist at Sirjana College of Fine Arts in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Mulmi is known for his surrealist paintings that explore themes of peace, harmony, and Buddhist philosophy. His work often incorporates objective correlatives of visual images and symbols to convey complex ideas.
Exploration of Buddhist philosophy: Mulmi's untitled surrealist painting presents Buddha's teachings using objective correlatives of colors, visual images, and symbols. The central figure of a meditating Buddha on a lotus seat is seamlessly connected to its surroundings, emphasising interconnectedness

His artistic style combines traditional Nepali art forms with modern techniques, allowing him to bridge tradition and modernity through stylistic experiments.