Sushil Kumar Thapa

Sushil Kumar Thapa

Location: Nepal

Artist- Abstract, geometric, realistic imaginative Faces, indigenous people, line drawings, landscapes, human rights, PhilosophyWater, acrylic, pencil, charcoal, oil, pen and ink


Portfolio:

Ink & Identity- Abstract Dimensions

This portfolio presents my abstract, geometric, and imaginative works, where shapes and colors become a language of identity. Each piece explores the dialogue between form and imagination, inviting viewers to experience cultural storytelling through visual art.

Layers of Lingering Dreams “Layers of Lingering Dreams”

Layers of Lingering Dreams" explores the fragile architecture of the subconscious. In this piece, I wanted to capture the exact moment a dream begins to fragment upon waking where vivid memories and sharp emotions start to dissolve into haze. An experiment. The original painting looks far better and calm than this camera picture.

Destiny “Destiny”

Breaking right through those rigid boundaries is a fluid, cosmic eruption of blues, whites, and golden creams. It resembles a nebula, a rushing current, or a sudden spark of consciousness, symbolizes how "destiny" or life itself refuses to stay neatly contained within the boxes we build.

Existence: Peeling back the layers of the self “Existence: Peeling back the layers of the self”

Portraying existence as a profound mystery emerging from darkness, structured by fragile systems that we attempt to understand but are ultimately overwhelmed by a deeper, perhaps unknowable, reality. The central tear, which looks like an open wound, suggests that to exist is to be vulnerable, exposed, and ultimately finite.