Biography & Education

Born in 1979 in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh,Jai Prakash Chouhan is a seasoned contemporary abstract artist who has been working professionally for over 14 years. He holds a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) from the Government Institute of Fine Arts, Indore, completed in 2004.

Inspired by his travels to historical Indian sites, Jai prakash seeks to translate the richness of Indian culture, heritage, and human emotion into abstract forms. His artworks are a thoughtful fusion of memory, symbolism, and sensory experience. Although many of his pieces are untitled, each one is deeply connected to the next, creating thematic continuity throughout his series.

He has exhibited extensively across India and internationally through platforms such as Pranjal Arts, Mojarto (NDTV venture), and others.

Artistic Style & Themes

Grounded in abstract expressionism

Vibrant and earthy colour palettes

Rhythmic brushwork, textures, and tonal contrasts

Exploration of Indian cultural identity, spirituality, and emotional introspection

Use of mixed media including oil, acrylic, watercolour, metal, wood, iron scraps, and more

Captures impressions of visited places, blending memory with cultural storytelling

Notable Works

Fire (Acrylic on Canvas) – Symbolic of rebirth and transformation using bold reds and rhythmic motion.

Spring (Acrylic on Canvas) – Represents growth, light, and optimism through the energy of seasonal renewal.

Divine (Acrylic on Canvas) – Explores forgiveness and spiritual elevation through emotional abstraction.

Lord (Mixed Media) – Suggests strength and spiritual stability with cool blues and symbolic structure.

Key Exhibitions & Achievements

Sound Around – Solo Exhibition at Taj Bengal, Kolkata (2018)

Circle of Life – Online Solo Exhibition on Mojarto (NDTV venture) (2017)

Forms & Shapes – Solo Show at Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi (2014)

Kazan Art Fair – International Exhibition in Kazan, Russia, by Art-Most Contemporary Art (2018)

Young India – Group Exhibition in San Bastiaun & Basel, Switzerland (2014)

by Jai Prakash Chauhan

Price: ₹91,560.00

Size: 4 × 3 feet

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

About the Artist

Jai Prakash Chauhan has been working with earthly colours and vibrant hues for the past 14 years. His paintings are playfully abstract, often integrating elements of religion, human emotion, and various landscapes. Each piece carries a unique interpretation for the observer, reflecting depth and introspection.

Color Scheme

In this painting, the power of the divine is indicated to clear our sins. There’s a greater power than human strength — that’s the power of the divine.
- Zanaida

Poetry

I am divine, I am great,
the world shouldn't divide,
but so shall power.
– Kayan

Close-up of three minimalist ceramic plates with a speckled design and thin dark edges on a beige background.

Divine by Jai Prakash Chouhan

₹91,560.00

Size (in feet) : 4x3

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

About the Artist : Jai Prakash Chauhan has been working with earthly colours and vibrant hues since the past 14 years. His work is playfully abstract but he often includes various elements of places, religion, human emotion. Each of his work seems to stem from the previous one yet projects a different view for the observer. Each painting can have a different meaning for each person when they look at it.

Color Scheme:-

In this painting, the power of the divine is indicated to clear our sins. There’s a greater power than human strength thats the power of the divine -Zanaida

Poetry:-

I am divine, I am great,
the world shouldn't divide,
but so shall power.
- kayan

Spring by Jai Prakash Chouhan

₹91,560.00

Size(in feet):4x3

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

This painting, for us personally, is the blossom of spring and we are very pleased to present it to you.

Colour Scheme-

This painting portrays the beauty of freshness and the influence of the spring season, the way in which the colors yellow-orange and light brown are depicted. Spring painting is always about new and exciting colors. These colors offer a lot of positivity through vision. With this painting of the season, the earth is reborn, the trees drip with the blossom, and the leaves unfurl. -zanaida

Poetry-

Spring sang softly as the winter died,
one cannot fathom if spring didnt appear to be bright.
Somethings you cannot undo. Some words you cannot unsay,
but here's a chance the season of spring is blooming in our way.
-Zanaida

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