Artist

Biju Madathikunnel, CSsR

A Catholic Missionary Priest belongs to the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer also known as the Redemptorists. He was born in Muttuchira, a village in Kerala, India, in 1974. He holds a Master’s Degree in Social Communication. At present, he lives and works in Angamaly, Kerala.

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The inner struggle of the artist in creating a work of art, the process of creating an art piece, the medium, the form and colours used in the work, where it is exhibited, how it is viewed etc. are different stages of constructing and perceiving the meaning of an artwork. When the artwork is separated from the artist’s world, it takes a life of its own. It endures time, encounters human culture and mindsets and is open to interpretation and vision. People look at an artwork from the springboard of their upbringing, ethnic-cultural context and education. It may not be in any way connected to the intention of the artist in the process of creating the artwork.

Great art always points to something else that the ordinary encounter of reality can not experience. We can say that art is transcendent. It points to something beyond itself and the one who made it. It goes beyond or above the range of everyday or physical human experience

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