Indian village. Uruvan Karunakaran.

An Indian artist who writes realistic pictures, the main theme of his work is the Indian village.

In his works, Uruvan pays special attention to every smallest detail of the way of rural life, antiquity, rituals of people. The work is done with a palette knife and it is obligatory, each time you will be shaken by its beauty and depth.

The village for Uruvan is a stop of silence, no fuss and the passage of time. In his works he tries to show the intertwining of modern peasants and the historical way of life of ordinary rural residents. The characters can be anyone, all those who are present on the street. It can be a man who pulls a heavy cart and resigned himself to his destiny, a merchant going a confident step forward, an elderly woman selling flowers or just a sleepy dog. They all are united simply by life!

The main inspiration is the image of the streets, believing that this is part of the world that has neither a beginning nor an end, which goes to the distance. The feeling that you are standing on the street and this today, behind the back, the future is ahead. All people tend to get into the street to move somewhere and for some reason.
His works are recognized all over the world and stored in private collections.