Innocent Joy – Yashpal Kamble

Description

Yashpal Kamble, a graduate of the J.J. School of Art, is a distinguished mixed media artist whose work reflects quiet emotion and spiritual depth. In his painting “Innocent Joy,” he portrays a Buddhist boy with a toy elephant and deer, rendered with layered textures and gentle tones that evoke purity, tenderness, and balance. The composition carries a sense of stillness — a moment of childlike wonder expressed through a mature artistic vision.

Over the years, Yashpal has received multiple national and state-level honors, including the Best Poster Award at the National Film Festival (2022) and the Best Painting Award from the Art Society of India (2010). His accolades from St. Xavier’s College, MSRDC, and the J.J. School of Art further highlight his continued artistic excellence.

Through “Innocent Joy,” Yashpal captures the harmony between innocence and awareness — a theme that quietly defines his evolving artistic journey.