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  • En plein air at Ghatikia Viillage
  • En Plein Air at Ghatikia Shiva Temple
  • En Plein Air at Distillery District Toronto
  • En Plein Air at Udayagiri Caves Ampitheatre
  • En Plein Air at Utkal University Campus
  • En Plein Air at Udaygiri Caves Elephant
  • En Plein Air at Mayo Hall by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at Mayo Hall, Bangalore
  • En Plein Air at MPC Junior College, Baripada
  • En Plein Air at Baldiha, Baripada
  • En Plein Air at St Phelomina by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at St Philomena, Mysore
  • En Plein Air at Fort Kochi
  • En Plein Air at Srirangapatnam by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at Srirangapatna
  • En Plein Air at Bhoothathankettu
  • En Plein Air at Harbour Front Toronto
  • En Plein Air at Gada Khorda near Bhubaneswar by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at Gada Khorda near Bhubaneswar
  • En Plein Air at Mukteswar Temple
  • En Plein Air at Rameswara Temple, Bhubaneswar by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at Rameswara Temple, Bhubaneswar
  • En Plein Air at Udayagiri Caves, Bhubaneswar by Prabal MallickEn Plein Air at Udayagiri Caves, Bhubaneswar
  • En Plein Air at Queens Park Toronto
En plein air at Ghatikia Viillage1 En Plein Air at Ghatikia Shiva Temple2 En Plein Air at Distillery District Toronto3 En Plein Air at Udayagiri Caves Ampitheatre4 En Plein Air at Utkal University Campus5 En Plein Air at Udaygiri Caves Elephant6 7 En Plein Air at MPC Junior College, Baripada8 En Plein Air at Baldiha, Baripada9 10 En Plein Air at Fort Kochi11 12 En Plein Air at Bhoothathankettu13 En Plein Air at Harbour Front Toronto14 15 En Plein Air at Mukteswar Temple 16 17 18 En Plein Air at Queens Park Toronto19
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The sparkling morning dew on the grass that is still refreshingly damp to touch. The whispering wind that caresses, carrying on with it the faint whiff of wildflowers and the sounds of roosting birds. The rains that darken the skies, mist the horizon and tap a melody over rustling leaves.


This is what the artist is faced with when painting en plein air - where all his senses of sight, smell, sound and touch are continuously engaged, where he is in direct contact with nature's life force. And in turn, this lends to his art something that is so invigorating - that it never fails to touch a chord with the viewer.