Английская Википедия:Ashok Gudigar
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Ashok Gudigar (born 1965) is a sculptor who specialises in making statues out of sandalwood, stone, metal, and fiberglass. He hails from Sagara, Shimoga District, Karnataka, India, and lives in Bangalore.[1]
Early life and education
After studying up to 7th standard, with the support of his father and family members, Gudigar started sculpting in wood as per family practice. He studied sculpting for several years under the guidance of Devalakunda Vadiraj in Bangalore, and there he developed expertise in other mediums such as bronze, clay, ivory, plaster of Paris, granite, soapstone and others. He was also involved in development of traditional art in association with "Koushalya", an art platform.
He has participated in International sculpture festival arranged in England during 1998.[1]
Sculptures
The Bahubali statue carved by Ashok Gudigar and his team, measuring 41 feet, is one of the biggest stone statues of the world. It is displayed in Singadh village, Siroh Taluk, Bhavnagar District, Gujarat.[2] Originally it was proposed to carved 51 feet height Bahubali, but as it was to be transported from Bidadi, Bangalore to Gujarat, it was reduced to 41 feet due to concerns about road conditions and the strength of bridges on which it was to be transported.[3] He has also sculpted Lord Hanuman Statue, established in Haridwar, a Ganesha idol, and others.[2]
Other major sculptures
Gudigar has also made an 8.5 foot tall bronze Gandhi Statue, which is erected in the Garden of Peace at the University of Michigan–Flint, USA.[4]
| Statue | Height | Medium | For / at | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gandhi Statue [4] | 8.5 feet | Metal | University of Michigan–Flint, US | 2010 |
| Sarvajna [4] | 7 feet | Metal | Abalur, Shimoga dist. | 2009 |
| Onke Obavva [4] | 8 feet | Metal | Chitradurga Karnataka | |
| Anjaneya [4] | 28.5 feet | stone | Chennai | |
| Venugopalaswamy statue [4] | 4.5 feet | Germany | ||
| Ganesha statue[1] | 13+12 feet | stone | Kukke Subramanya |
He has started sculpting 100 feet tall stone statue of Swami Vivekananda which will be erected at Bailur village, Udupi District by 2016.[5]
Awards
- Kamaladevi Chattopadhya Vishwakarma Award - 1986 for Ganesha idol of black stone[1]
- State award for "Rama Pattabhisheka" -wood work - 1989.[1]
- National Award (1992) for "Venugopala" statue, Surahonne wood work.[2]
- Rajyotsava Award by Government of Karnataka - 2010.[6]
See also
References
- Английская Википедия
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- Artists from Karnataka
- People from Shimoga district
- 1965 births
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