Through his career, Jeganathan Ramachandram's works explored the deep-rooted impressions of the subconscious that are related to myths. Photo: Filepic
Multidisciplinary artist Jeganathan Ramachandram, renowned for works steeped in mystical realism, cosmic philosophy and metaphors from Indian culture, has died of a heart attack in Kuala Lumpur. He was 58.
His death was announced on his Facebook page earlier today (Feb 23).
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Jeganathan Ramachandram
Through his career, Jeganathan Ramachandram's works explored the deep-rooted impressions of the subconscious that are related to myths. Photo: Filepic
An artwork from Jeganathan's titled 'To Defect Or Not To Defect' (acrylic on canvas) from his 'Mindwatch - The Observer, The Observed' exhibit shown at the Wei-Ling Gallery in 2010. Photo: Filepic
An artwork titled 'Aadhi Shakti (Door IEQ)' from Jeganathan's exhibition 'Mirroring The Center - The Science Of Positive Vibrations' in KL in 2014. Photo: Filepic
Jeganathan's 'Light Play' (acrylic on canvas, 2020). He was also known for his Lord Ganesha paintings. Photo: Aureo Gallery
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