Krishna
Thing
"Illusionary Lines"
Art works by Krishna Thing in 3 phases
 "Tri Lok"Acrylic on canvas 30cm x 30cm SOLD - Amsterdam |  "Shati"For Sale |
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 "Blind Journey"Water colour and acrylic on paper 48cm x 68 cm SOLD - New Zeland |  "Rhythm"Water colour on paper For Sale |
 "Women"Acrylic on canvas 40cm x 70cm |
Black & White
Phase 1
2003 - 2008
The experience that Krishna calls a " Blind Journey " opened the door to a series of black and white paintings.
"Our inner world only recognizes one colour. I chose to explore the colours within and relate it to the human journey."
(Krishna Thing)
 "Kalki Avatar - (Kaliyug)"For Sale |  "Awaiting"Acrylic on canvas 46cm x 69cm For Sale |
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 "Green Tara"Acrylic and watercolour on hand made paper 51cm x 71cm For Sale |  "Visionary World"Acrylic on handmade paper 29cm x 21cm For Sale |
 "Shiva"Acrylic on handmade paper 52cm x 70cm SOLD - India |  "Who I Am (part 1)"Watercolour on paper 8cm x 15cm SOLD - Paris |
 "Who I Am (part 2)"Water on paper 8cm x 15cm SOLD - Paris |  "Last Wish"Acrylic on canvas 46cm x 69cm For Sale |
 "Tree Of Life"Water colour on paper 24cm x 40cm SOLD - Thailand |  "Guru Ganesh"Acrylic on canvas 46cm x 69cm SOLD |
 "Purple Queen"Watercolour on paper 51cm x 70cm SOLD - Australia |  "Illusion of Self"Acrylic on canvas 117cm x 107cm For Sale |
Monochrome
Phase 2
since 2008
After many years of using only black and white, Krishna started to slowly integrate colour back in his paintings.
"I always choose a colour that is to me related to an aspect of human nature and his environment. I want to show that one colour can create a thousand of different colours." (Krishna Thing)
 "Dhyann Buddha" |  "Search of Process"Oil on canvas 231cm x 156cm SOLD - New York |
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 "Horizon Battle"Acrylic and watercolour on handmade paper 51cm x 71cm For Sale |  "Silent Melody"Acrylic on canvas 46cm x 69cm For Sale |
 "Our vision (Sapta Chakra)" |
Mixedcolours
Phase 3
since 2010
"I've started to integrate a variety of colours in my paintings mainly because the demand from the people was so great. Now, since 2010, I use multi-colours even when I'm working in my monochrome style, using mostly lines."
(Krishna Thing)