Dinesh Kirve: Going Beyond the Comfort Zone to Create Masterpieces

Art is anything but being in boundaries. A creative mind has the constant thirst to pursue what no one has and present it in their artwork. Persistence and the urge to think out of the box distinguishes artists. One such artist who has become a household name with his unique creations, be it on the canvas or in the interiors of a home, is Dinesh Kirve, Artist and Interior Designer. We had the opportunity to learn more about him in an interview with Insights Success a business solutions magazine. I always try to get out of my comfort zone, be innovative, experimental and inspect how new colours interact with different papers. This approach has always led me to find out unique colour interplays and witness amazing results Read on: Please brief our audience about your profession. As a watercolor artist I grabbed the brushes for the first time around six years earlier when I came across the artwork of my mentor, my guru Mr. Vinay Joshi and I fell into an inseparable love relationship with these materialistic colors which only nourished and grew stronger by time and efforts with dedication and daily practice. As an artist I am personally inclined more towards portraits, but also like to try my hands on landscapes and objects for a change. Within a year, my mentor groomed me to the level that I could exhibit my artwork. I have participated in several exhibitions, displayed my piece of art by collaborating and socializing with different artists working on different mediums. I am honored to inform our audience that it is through these exhibitions only that I met three more great artists and we formed a team named as “ We Kalakkars” and as Kalakkar we have arranged many workshops in different mediums, participated in couple of exhibitions as team and hopefully sooner or later we will carry out our own exhibitions with new and upcoming artists and provide them with generous platform to showcase their artwork. Where do you envision yourself to be in the long run and what are your future goals? If you want to be successful, you need to have specific goal setting done. I personally think that people should know me and my work and in order to make it happen I should have good contacts. I connect with people interested in artwork through social media and art exhibitions. Source URL