Exploring the emotional and psychological depths of the human experience, Nabaraj Roy, an abstract artist, creates vibrant compositions that captivate viewers. With an M.F.A. in Painting from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, Roy has emerged as a powerful voice in contemporary visual art.

Roy’s debut solo exhibition, “The Reflection of Endless Mystery,” captivated audiences with its interplay of colour, form, and texture. His canvases invite viewers on a journey into the subconscious, where emotions come alive through dynamic hues. Each stroke is deliberate, capturing moments of introspection and revealing the essence of the human spirit.

For Roy, colour is more than pigment; it’s a conduit for profound emotions. His palette dances between bold contrasts and subtle harmonies, evoking joy, contemplation, and wonder. Through his art, he creates an immersive experience, inviting observers to explore their own narratives within the abstract forms.

Roy’s artworks grace prestigious collections, including Jorasanko Thakur Bari and Nazrul Tirtha Museum. His participation in local and international art camps and workshops has further solidified his reputation as an artist who pushes the boundaries of expression.

At its core, art is a mirror of the artist’s soul and an exploration of the enigmatic aspects that surround us. Roy’s creations are a testament to the fusion of terracotta and folk art with the deconstruction of nature. Often, his subjects draw inspiration from the rustic landscapes of Bangladesh. Roy’s artwork, with its intricate detail and evocative themes, not only reflects tangible objects but also delves into the intangible aspects of life.

Awards:

Indian Council for Cultural Relations Scholarship (ICCR) (2014)

S.M. Sultan Foundation Award (2020)

Exhibitions:

Face of Bangla (2012), Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo

Our Journey (2015), Bengal Art Gallery, Kolkata

8th  Kahal Art Fair (2016) Hiltopia Art Square, Tokyo

Antohdhwani (2023) Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata.

The Reflection of Endless Mystery (2023), La Galerie, Dhaka

Art Youth (2024), Sirius Federal Territory, Sochi

Sudurer Piyasi (2024), Gallery The Illusions, Dhaka

Collections:

Jorasanko Thakur Bari (Kolkata) 

Nazrul Tirtha, Museum (Kolkata)

Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Tokyo)