Human made future, 2020
Painting : oil · 76.2 x 101.6 x 0.3 cm 30 x 40 x 0.1 inch
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Please elaborate-We continue to build and explore, leaving nature- out of mind and out of sight. Will we wake up in future to only realize that we are left alone with no one to help us breath and make us happy? It is time to act, and to make sure we interact with nature.
The statement you provided touches on a critical issue: the disconnection between modern human development and the natural world. Here's an elaboration on that idea:
Title: Reconnecting with Nature: A Call to Action
In our relentless pursuit of progress and urbanization, we often find ourselves detached from the very essence that sustains us—nature. The skyscrapers, bustling streets, and technological advancements have become the symbols of human achievement. However, this advancement comes with a significant cost. We continue to build and explore, leaving nature out of mind and out of sight. The verdant landscapes, serene forests, and pristine water bodies are increasingly replaced by concrete jungles and industrial expanses.
The Consequences of Disconnection
As we move forward, we risk waking up in a future where the consequences of our actions are starkly visible. A future where the air is polluted, the water bodies are contaminated, and the green spaces are a distant memory. In such a world, the absence of nature's beauty and its life-sustaining properties will be profoundly felt. We may find ourselves isolated, struggling to breathe in the literal and metaphorical sense.
The Importance of Nature
Nature is not just a backdrop for our lives; it is a vital component of our existence. The trees, plants, and oceans provide the oxygen we breathe, regulate our climate, and support an incredible diversity of life. Moreover, nature has a profound impact on our mental and emotional well-being. Studies have shown that interaction with natural environments reduces stress, enhances mood, and promotes overall health. The beauty of a blooming flower, the tranquility of a forest, or the gentle ripple of a stream can bring immense joy and peace.
A Call to Action
It is time to act. The need to integrate nature into our lives is more urgent than ever. This involves not only preserving and protecting existing natural spaces but also rethinking our urban development strategies. We must strive to create green cities where nature and development coexist harmoniously. Urban parks, green rooftops, and community gardens are steps in the right direction.
Additionally, we must foster a culture of environmental stewardship. Educating communities about the importance of nature and encouraging sustainable practices can drive significant change. Simple actions, like planting trees, reducing waste, and conserving water, collectively contribute to a healthier planet.
Conclusion
The future need not be a bleak landscape devoid of nature's wonders. By recognizing the importance of nature and taking deliberate actions to protect and interact with it, we can ensure a harmonious coexistence. Let us wake up to this reality now, before it's too late. Let us make a conscious effort to reconnect with nature, for our own well-being and for the generations to come.
Presentation
Anand Manchiraju is an Indian artist whose multidisciplinary practice blends painting, photography, and experimental techniques. Influenced by his artist father, he began painting in childhood and later studied at JNTU. His work explores themes including nature, spirituality, daily life, and the human figure. Anand employs oils and acrylics on canvas, as well as unconventional materials such as bromide paper and x-ray film, using photographic chemicals to develop what he terms “photo-paintings.” His style spans impressionistic and abstract modes. Over his career, he has produced thousands of artworks and held numerous solo exhibitions across India. He also served as President of the Andhra Academy of Arts for over 30 years, promoting artistic engagement in the region. Anand’s practice continues to evolve through constant experimentation with mediums and materials, reflecting his commitment to innovation and exploration across traditional and contemporary formats.
Solo shows
2023
Picturesque: Your guide to aestheticism, TERAVARNA
2016
Solo Exhibitions, State Gallery of Arts
2014
Solo Exhibitions, Muse Art Gallery
2011
Solo Exhibitions, State Gallery of Arts
2010
Solo Exhibitions, Andhra Academy of Arts
2007
Solo Exhibitions, Siddhartha College
2005
Solo Exhibitions, Indraprasth Art Gallery
2003
Solo Exhibitions, Bajaj Art Gallery
1999
Solo Exhibitions, Lalit Kala Academy
Solo Exhibitions, Nehru Centre
1997
Solo Exhibitions, Jahanhgir Art Gallery
1995
Solo Exhibitions, Lalit Kala Academy
1993
Solo Exhibitions, Bajaj Art Gallery
Solo Exhibitions, Triveni Gallery
1992
Solo Exhibitions, Academy of Fine Arts
Solo Exhibitions, India international Center
1991
Solo Exhibitions, Kirti Art gallery FORE
Solo Exhibitions, Lalit Kala academy
1990
Solo Exhibitions, Lalit Kala academy
1989
Solo Exhibitions, Lalit kala Academy
1978
New Delhi, Rashtrapati Bhawan
1974
Solo Exhibitions, Andhra Academy of Arts
1968
Solo Exhibitions, Raj Bhawan
Group shows
2025
Luminous Terrain, TERAVARNA
Multicultural Art Festival Exhibition, Australasian Contemporary Artist Talk & Exhibition
GROWING TAKES TIME, HUG
THE ART OF JAZZ, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
"Bare Motion” – An Exhibition of Nude & Figurative Art, Awita New York Studio / HUG
The Cultural Tides exhibition, HUG
The Brushstrokes & Burnouts exhibition, ONE LOVE ART DAO / HUG
Heroes, 34Gallery.org / HUG
2nd Year Anniversary International Art Exhibition, Awita New York Studio / HUG
BACK TO COLOR, ChromaVerse ART EXPO / HUG
“The Art of Femme” – 4th Annual Art Exhibition, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
“Euphoria” – An Exhibition of Joy, Identity & Radiant Expression, Awita New York Studio / HUG
“The Four Elements,” a visual exploration of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire in the digital realm, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
FOCUS Art Fair 2025, Saatchi Gallery / Teravarna
Portals of Nature, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
Valentine’s-themed exhibition celebrating love in the digital age, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
AIA Carnival Hong Kong Photography Exhibition: URBAN LIGHT, Dreamxrs / HUG
JPEG FICTION: Exhibit at The Oculus, ARCHIV3 / HUG
2024
Clarity, TERAVARNA
Spin Cycle, TERAVARNA
Day of the Dead Open Call: Día de los Muertos Exhibition, VJ DELIRIA & NFTIANGUIS / HUG
Showcase Your Best Work in November Exhibition, Awita New York Studio / HUG
115 Best Digital Artists Of Our Generation - Feature in an Exclusive Art Book & Exhibit, ARCHIV3 / HUG
"Bleucalf: 100 Top International Photographers" art exhibition, Bleucalf / HUG
Stashh of the Day - Season 7, Stashh / HUG
Bloom: A Floral Exploration, Odyssey Global Media / HUG
Based Blue Cats: NFT Curation and Metaverse Exhibition, Mani Saemi / HUG
Open Call for ARCHIV3 Issue 3 and 4: Showcasing Innovation in Art and Technology, ARCHIV3 / HUG
Show Your Art in the Creative Talents Magazine and Virtual Gallery, James Hurley / Creative Talents Magazine / HUG
Virtual, The 34 Gallery / HUG
Echoes of Fall, Awita New York Studio / HUG
"Sun and Moon" Exhibition in New York, Awita New York Studio / HUG
United Nations Exhibition - Hope in Action: Transforming Tomorrow, UN SDG Action Campaign / HUG
Scapes Contrast: Nature and Urban Impressions, Brooklyn Renaissance / HUG
"Where We From" 3rd Annual Art Exhibition, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
AWITA NY: Summer Exhibition, Awita New York Studio / HUG
AIFilm3: Film & Art Festival Day 1, Prometheus Productions & PPN / HUG
"The Animal Kingdom" Art Exhibition, Brooklyn Art Cave / HUG
2023
BUTTERFLY EFFECT, TERAVARNA
2022
ART CONNECTS..., TERAVARNA
Everything you can imagine is ART, TERAVARNA
"Art, Heal Thyself! The Artist As Savior", TERAVARNA
2020
Studio Montclair, View Points 2020
2nd Annual Lines, Shapes & Objects, Fusion Art - Online Art Exhibition
2016
Kala Mela, State Gallery of Arts
2014
Artist camp, Department of Art & Culture, Govt. of AP
2007
International Art Exhibition, Indian Artist Network
1996
Artist camp, Andhra Academy of Arts
1994
National Kala Mela, Lalit kala Academy
Artist camp, Andhra Academy of Arts
1993
Indian Biennially of Photography Exhibition,, Lalit kala Academy
1991
Artist camp, Andhra Academy of Arts
1987
Artist camp, Andhra Academy of Arts
1986
National Kala Mela, Lalit kala Academy
1978
National Kala Mela, Lalit kala Academy
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