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Ragini Prasad operates from her San Francisco Bay Area studio, specializing in contemporary art. She holds accreditation as a Mithila artist from the National Institute of Mithila Art in Bihar, India, and has explored Abstract art at Stanford University, California. Her paintings seamlessly blends traditional techniques with contemporary compositions, reflecting the vibrancy of California landscapes and the essence of San Francisco.
In her words, “California landscapes paintings capture the enchanting beauty of the state's diverse coastal vistas. From the rugged cliffs of Big Sur to the golden sands of Malibu, I have been drawn to the ever-changing interplay of light, water, and land. These paintings showcase the dramatic contrasts between the deep blue Pacific Ocean and the lush greenery of coastal vegetation. Sunsets cast a warm, ethereal glow over the scene, while super blooms lend a dynamic energy to the compositions. Whether depicting tranquil coves or wild waves crashing against rocky shores, California coastline landscape paintings evoke a sense of both serenity and untamed natural power, making them a captivating window into the breathtaking seaside landscapes.”
Upcoming New Solo Show in May '24: "Golden Horizons" is a visually stunning exploration of the diverse and breathtaking natural beauty of California. From the sun-drenched beaches of the Pacific Coast to the majestic peaks of Yosemite National Park, this captivating show immerses viewers in the awe-inspiring landscapes that define the Golden State. Through stunning cinematography and compelling storytelling, "Golden Horizons" showcases the rich tapestry of California's natural wonders, celebrating its iconic landmarks and hidden treasures alike. Each episode of "Golden Horizons" offers a mesmerizing journey through the unparalleled beauty of California's land, sea, and sky.
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