Youngest Professional Solo Artist

    • rohit.david@timesgroup.com
    • Publish Date: May 29 2016 3:07PM
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    • Updated Date: May 29 2016 3:07PM
Youngest Professional Solo Artist

 Arushi Bhatnagar entered the Guinness World Records as the “youngest professional artist” by holding her first solo exhibition at 11 months. This is how she painted history

Q How did you get into painting? It all started when I was a toddler, my paa saw me playing with colours on the floor. He was pretty amazed to see the designs, I had made. As he tells me, he didn’t scold me, yet encouraged me to play with it more. 

Q Do people take you lightly? I don’t think so, it really surprises me when people ask me ‘did you really achieve this feat at 11 months?’

Q Where are all have your paintings been exhibited? Till date, I have had 16 exhibitions in Ujjain, Indore, Bhopal, New Delhi and Pune.

Q Can you describe your work? I’m an abstract artist. My work is famous for figure art, colour compositions and different strokes.

Q What are the colours you mostly use and why?  I like to use crayons, water colours, acrylic, oil colours, frolic, glass and ink colours. 

Q Which is your favourite painting and why? I have created lots of paintings; however one of my best creations is a canvas with a green yellow forest, where lot people are visiting a temple. 

Q What’s the price of your most expensive painting? For me, painting is the best expression. One of my paintings was sold for `18,000.

Q Plans to buy anything?   I love to buy anything which makes me feel special and anything related to art.

Q How has painting helped you in your studies? I have become experimental and expressive. I’m still a bit shy and hence, I’m trying to improve my interaction skills.

Q How do you handle all the PRIZE money? The money, which I get from the exhibitions and paintings, I donate it to an NGO called Rekhankan, Bhopal. With what’s left I  like to buy new colours, canvas and brushes. 

Q How many paintings have you made so far? Around 3,000.

Q What’s next? After becoming a professional artist, I would like to try my hands on photography. 

HER IMPRINT

Hobbies: Painting, photography and playing badminton
 
Achievements:
  • World’s youngest professional artist, according to Guinness World Records
  • World’s youngest professional artist, according to India book of records
  • Calling herself as experimental and expressive, she has made 3,000 paintings so far. 

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