Dr Chinmayi Nath is a passionate artist and creative thinker, loves to paint contemporary Indian art as well as Western art, born in Odisha, India. She is currently residing in United Kingdom with her family. Chinmayi has completed her diploma in creative art & design from Suffolk New College, UK to extend her knowledge and deepen her perspective thinking. For Chinmayi art is a simple, beautiful way to understand and explore inner self.

 

In her art journey, she has always been passionate about portrait, caricature, still life, sea landscape, animal painting by exploring and experimenting with different mediums as well surfaces to capture an idea, creating numerous unique art works in contemporary mix media and also by utilising traditional palm leaf etching technique of her native place by using vibrant colour, multiple texture has added another dimension to her work. This has created her own signature style and make her to become a confident artist over time. She has also extended her work on Jewellery design and fabric art. She has been commissioned to provide paintings, cover page design and greeting card design for several organizations in Suffolk. Chinmayi has been displaying her art works in various art exhibitions in Suffolk, Essex and London for last 10 years and has also run many art workshops for different Community Centres in Suffolk.

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Orissa Lalit kala Academy has awarded Chinmayi as a young artist at state level. She conducted solo art exhibition,"Golden Miles, a mystical journey through Odisha"in year 2014 successfully, inspired by Odisha's magnificent culture, sculpture art of temples, folk music, traditional art technique such as palm leaf etching, patachitra art and also depicting simple rural life and urban dreams through her paintings. Chinmayi is an author of an art book entitled,"Creative Art - a distinct approach to drawing and painting", which is handy for both beginners as well as advanced learners. Chinmayi has received "Best acrylic artist of the year 2018" from Southend Art Club, Essex for her painting "Gile's Family", which is highly appreciated by viewers.

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