PROVENANCE : Directly From The Daughter of the Artist
SIGNATURE DETAILS : Unsigned and Undated

Bishamber has been experimenting with a time-consuming technique for over two decades. He discovers the enamel medium's limitless aesthetic potential. Controlled form and colour are cleverly combined with the accidental effects of vaporous forms and colours created during the firing process, which takes two to four minutes at temperatures ranging from 1400'F to 1600'F. He primarily employs the sifting and stencil method, but also employs a variety of techniques such as raising, sheet fabrication, metal collaging, brazing, and welding, as well as the wet inlay technique and lusters for special effects.

The abstract compositions, designed in a contemporary style, are pleasing to the eye because of their form, design, and colour values, which create a sense of calm and serenity. The artist has created enamel panels to architectural scale and concept in addition to the numerous small-sized enamel paintings. These works in textured, hammered, patinated, and enamelled copper for interior and exterior murals are an expression of his belief in the medium's great potential for significant aesthetic statements.