Incredibly [Differently] Abled Artists
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This document profiles 7 artists with disabilities: Sheela Sharma who paints with her foot after losing her hands in an accident; Shreekant Dubey who continues painting and doing daily tasks with one arm after losing the other; C.V. Surendran who uses ballpoint pens to create landscapes after being confined to a wheelchair; Amita Dutta who uses coffee as a medium for her paintings after being asked to leave school for being deaf; Vipul Mittal who is a mute artist that experiments with color and numbers in his work; Shivraj Singh who is a famous sculptor afflicted with polio; and Neelesh Ganesh who is an autistic 23-year old artist that
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- 2. • Sheela paints the world right with her left foot by depicting human emotions like empathy, love and bonding in her paintings • After losing her hands and almost one foot in a train accident, she came across an artist in Delhi who used to paint without hands, inspiring her to give a shot to painting with her foot • She quotes MF Hussain and Amrita Shergil as her influencers Sheela Sharma
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- 4. • Due to a neuromuscular disease, C.V. Surendran has been confined to a wheelchair since the age of 14 • He tried to explore his talent as a painter but using a brush did not work, as his only functioning hand, the right, did not have enough power. Today, Surendran uses ballpoint pens for his art. He draws complex landscapes with figures, animals, etc. • Surendran has been felicitated with the Kesari- Kiyaf Award instituted by the Kodankkandath International Art Foundation C.V. Surendran
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- 8. Neelesh Ganesh • This 23-year-old autistic artist makes paintings of music and God • His powerful paintings often leave others speechless • Neelesh has an interest in literature and wants to study it in future