In India, there is an Indian artist Iruvan Karunakaran who paints realistic and real paintings with the main subject of Indian villages. In his works, the uncomplicated essence of rural India is brought to life in him.

Iruvan’s art, which is intricately depicted by Iruvan’s work of architecture and street life, it is a complex yet intricate depiction of scenes from village life and streets that are close to the history of this village, people performing ritual or daily ritual activities or absorbed in the daily activity that is deep rooted into its blood. The same sensation is felt every time you look at his works of art, made with a brushstroke.

When I visit the countryside in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, I enjoyed it’s absence of flowing time and the calmness of its inhabitants. A resident of Hyderabad, who has been living here for over a year, I love the unusual interweaving of the modern and historical in the most important places in India. All that inspires me is the city’s streets, mostly in central areas of the city. From somewhere, they come to us and go other place…