Sanjay K. Sahani: absolute bliss of nature, by Ved Prakash Bhardwaj

Many artists in contemporary art are creating the beauty of nature on canvas in their way. Each of these artists has its art language. Some artists create nature with a realistic approach, while some highlight its essence. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Sahni is an artist who explores nature in the language of colors more at the level of emotion than form. It is a delightful experience to see Sanjay's paintings. He transforms nature into an absolute bliss with soft hues of colors. His choice and combination of colors are amazing. They reveal the inner form of nature more than its outer form. Elements of nature, trees and plants, mountains, clouds taking many shapes, flowers, and flowing water of the river, that is, the panoramic views of nature emerge on his canvas and capture the mind of the viewers.

Sanjay admits that nature is the first and final source of inspiration. He does not see or think beyond that. It is difficult for an artist, who is fascinated to explore the beauty of nature, to divert their interest in other subjects because there is unlimited possibility in nature. Sanjay always exploring nature, and each time he finds new aspects and transforms them on canvas. He has got inspiration from the natural environment of a mountainous from local flora and fauna, but flowers are the primary source for his expression. His flowers look like cocoons; cotton buds. Trees on his canvas look like agaric or umbrellas, an umbrella of nature that always protects us. He uses oil color to create the softness and glow of nature.

Giving shape to the beauty of nature on canvas for a long time, Sanjay has brought his art to a point where human presence is visible in it. In his new paintings, Sanjay has given a different expression to man's relationship with nature by incorporating abstract human figures. The structure of the painting is such that human figures appear to emerge from nature. In a way, it is an attempt to establish that nature is the source of man's origin. In this way, Sanjaya indirectly appears to be giving the message that if a man has to maintain his existence, he has to be serious about the existence of nature.

He wants to introduce herself as a Student of art that may be a natural Artist. He says that he is fond of tourism and is highly thankful to his parents for providing opportunities to visit the different hill stations in his childhood. he says that massive mountains loom on the horizon, and high peak with green trees against the soft blue sky is worthy to witness and praise. Nature is equivalent to the material universe, which refers to the phenomena of the physical world and also life in general. Nature is a true beauty as it absorbs all our sorrows, a glorious inspiration, a dreamy place having ultimate treasure and infinite pleasure. Maintaining it is our first moral duty. I dedicate myself to this duty in the form of my paintings. The colorful beauty of mountains and horizons is supposed to spread on the canvas by nature. It is his humble and foremost try to focus these scenarios in paintings. He thinks that his life belongs to his work only. He says that he is dedicated, and as long as he lives. He feels that it is his privilege to do art.

We all artists get opportunities to travel to different places like hill stations and forests, but very few of us think like Sanjay. I always say that nature is the greatest creator. As abstract painters, most artists admit that, but very few try to explore nature. Sanjay always did it and created beautiful paintings. He honesty accepted that he believes that "Nature" is a source of different attractive colors, providing us enormous energy after viewing the most beautiful color of nature. he says that in the studio, he usually thinks over these beautiful scenarios, which are more or fewer sources of his imaginations, and the result of these are the origin of his paintings, that are the mirrors of his ideology and life.