Advait Kolarkar's paintings are inspired by galaxies and dragons.
Advait Kolarkar is just 4, but this prodigy already has the art world abuzz. The preschooler from Pune, who moved with his family to New Brunswick, Canada, in 2016, is the youngest artist in the history of the Canadian city's Saint John Arts Centre have his own solo exhibition. Advait's paintings, inspired by galaxies, dinosaurs and dragons, are now selling for thousands of dollars. Last month they were displayed at the ArtExpo in New York - the world's largest fine art trade show
According to the Vancouver Sun, Advait's mother Shruti Kolarkar, a commercial artist, said that he first picked up the brush when he was only a year old.
"He was creating something, not just playing with colours," she said. "He had a sense of composition and colour."
Advait held his first solo exhibition at the Saint John Arts Centre in New Brunswick in January this year. Titled 'Colour Blizzard', the exhibition saw his paintings fetching as much as $2,000 (over Rs 1.3 lakhs), reports CTV News.
His mother says that she's proud that her son's work is gaining recognition.
"His happiness is very important to us," she said. "We want him to enjoy art the way he's enjoying now throughout his life."
You can check out Advait's artworks here.
According to the Vancouver Sun, Advait's mother Shruti Kolarkar, a commercial artist, said that he first picked up the brush when he was only a year old.
"He was creating something, not just playing with colours," she said. "He had a sense of composition and colour."
Advait held his first solo exhibition at the Saint John Arts Centre in New Brunswick in January this year. Titled 'Colour Blizzard', the exhibition saw his paintings fetching as much as $2,000 (over Rs 1.3 lakhs), reports CTV News.
His mother says that she's proud that her son's work is gaining recognition.
"His happiness is very important to us," she said. "We want him to enjoy art the way he's enjoying now throughout his life."
You can check out Advait's artworks here.
