Sculptor and painter Kuldeep Singh remain the center of attraction in Siddha Baba Shibbo Than, located in Bharamad Panchayat of District Kangra subdivision of Himachal Pradesh. They have made the temple statues lively with their amazing colour decoration and artistic touch that viewers get lost in a supernatural feel by cutting from reality for moments watching them. Her art not only reflects beauty, but also the depth of devotion and emotions.
When art becomes a meditation then creation becomes immortal. The name of some similar art practice is Kuldeep Singh – a name that has left a deep impression of his talent in the field of sculpture and painting. Kuldeep Singh is being praised today not only by art lovers of Jammu and Kashmir but all over the country.
Amazing 74 feet statue found fame
The 74-foot-tall statue built by Kuldeep Singh in Varun Dev Nagari, Ujjpul Vilawar (Jammu-Kashmir) not only amazed the local people, but also honored them internationally. His art, dedication and monthly technical skill in the making of this giant statue tied such a way that the beholders bow down. They were also honored there for this unique contribution.
Shade of art scattered in Veshno Devi Temple Katwa too
When people go for darshan at the famous Veshno Devi temple located in Katra, they stop by seeing the paintings created by sculptor Kuldeep Singh. Their painting engraved on the temple walls create a unique combination of devotion and beauty in the minds of the devotees. Where there is a sense of devotion in their lines, there is aura of life in colors.
The lamp of art was awake since childhood.
Kuldeep Singh tells that he got this boon of art at the age of five. Their parents and teachers gave a lot of encouragement when they saw the skill of colors and lines in their hands. It was the inspiration that showed them the way forward.
Two years training in the company of Guru
Reaching this height of art has been their hard practice and methodical training. Kuldeep Singh took training for two years in the company of a renowned teacher and remained topper in his dedication balbutas in Jammu and Kashmir. They considered art as a medium of not only profession, but attention and service.
Artists like Kuldeep Singh are the source of inspiration in today’s time. Where on one hand he has embellished traditional sculptures with a modern perspective, on the other hand he has touched the hearts of devotees with his art in religious places. The art world desperately needs dedicated and searcher artists who can balanced emotion, technology and tradition—three.
