The work of painter,the combination of such colours almost resembles a musical performance. It sways me and I have fun painting. I want my audience to feel a rhythm, a pattern through the abstractness of this series," he added. This notion is also where the namesake of this series comes from: Rhythmic Abstraction. .
I always knew what I wanted to be when I grew up (an artist), but was too afraid to admit it. My parents, as loving as they were, encouraged me to be practical. I went through college as a pre-med Biology major, and then settled on an Art History major (close, but not quite). After graduation, I experienced many attempts to find work that truly suited me, but nothing felt right. One night, I woke up and knew I had to finally follow my own internal compass: become an artist. The moment my decision was made, I felt different. I felt better. I felt happier. I now help others experience the whimsy and vitality of life through my art.
Liakat Ali's search for harmony resulted in his abstract artworks. The day he drew "Mind and Music" is when he felt a kindling in his soul. According to the artist, "one can only find music and rhythm when they slightly shift from realistic approaches; also, the essence of harmony and beauty can best be achieved through spontaneity and speed". Ali wishfully remarked that art appreciation and criticism through writing should be encouraged more in Bangladesh..
"Abstraction in the abstraction" is the embodiment of 'less is more' as the limited selection of lighter, translucent shades bring depth and thoughtfulness. "Uncountable Tun" and "Self-Governing" also have similar simplicity. "Sensible Pairing" and "The Lord" have an otherworldly vibe about them which is positively overwhelming. .