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[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan.jpg|thumb|Sreeraj Gopinathan, 2016 Berlin]]
'''Sreeraj Gopinathan''' (born May 20, 1969 in [[Kollam district|Kollam]], India) is a German contemporary artist of Indian descent. His work is characterized by its [[interdisciplinarity]] and dominated in particular by projects based on environmental and climate-relevant concepts.

== Life and work ==

The experiences of childhood in a traditional healer family and in the nature rich environment of the coastal region of [[Kerala]] were decisive for Gopinathan's development.

For the first artistic experiments he used natural materials and paper, which he combined with cooked rice as an adhesive in order to make plastic forms.

Often he drew or painted [[portraits]] of acquaintances from the neighbourhood but also of famous personalities. He preferred to choose older people, whose facial features reflected their past life. Another interest in his youth was the discovery of the diversity of flavour<nowiki/>s and the use of spices in the cuisine of [[South India]].

From 1987 to 1992 he studied painting at the [[Raja Ravi Varma College of Fine Arts]] in [[Mavelikkara]]. The few resources at his disposal limited his beginnings to drawing and painting in which he liked to capture human faces and natural structures. By combining the two, he developed his own style. In 1989 and 1993, he participated in the annual exhibition of the [[Kerala Lalithakala Akademi]], a cultural organization of the [[government of Kerala]] and won the Annual State Award for Painting in 1993.

The enthusiasm for the humanistic and nature-bound life's work of the Indian poet and philosopher [[Rabindranath Tagore]] led Gopinathan to [[Shantiniketan|Santiniketan]]. From 1993 to 1996 he studied painting at the [[Visva-Bharati University]] under the painter Suhas Roy and parallel the French language under the writer Saraju Gita Banerjee. In 1993, he was awarded the scholarship of Visva-Bharati University and in 1995 the National Scholarship of the [[Ministry of Human Resource Development]], [[government of India]].

In 1996, Gopinathan received the Bourse du Gouvernement Français. With the residence scholarship, he studied [[fine art]]s at the École supérieure of the beaux-arts du Mans in France. Benefiting from the new techniques, he began experimenting with new components such as photography, [[light art]], and [[Installation art|installation]]. This resulted in a series of three-dimensional light-integrated objects.

In 1998, he moved to the south German city of [[Coburg]]. Making use of the experience gained during the employment at [[Landestheater Coburg]] he added a new segment − [[Performance art|performance]] − to his compositions of light, darkness and space. Gopinathan integrated a time-bound action of the audience into the [[perception]] process. The first presentation of those ''contemplation rooms'' took place in 2000 in the Hanseatic city of [[Lemgo]]. In the following years he exhibited more works from this series in [[Ebern]] (2002), [[Bedheim]] (2002), [[Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld|Bad Königshofen in Grabfeld]] (2002) and [[Munich]] (2003).

== Perception ==
Despite the different facets of his development, there exists a cohesion like a recurring theme throughout Gopinathan's creative process from the beginning − a universal attitude, the view of a large whole, of an intangible mystery, which seems to escape any attempt at rapprochement.

His passionate attachment to nature soon led to a confrontation with the impact of human life on the planet, which flowed seamlessly into his work. It increasingly developed into a practically implemented form of life, in which existence and art no longer form separate aspects, but merge into each other without a dividing line.

Sreeraj Gopinathan deems it as a necessity to assign an existential purpose to his projects and therefore connects them to the mainstream of life. Art should serve here as a tool to stimulate a change of attitude towards a more conscious way of thinking and acting.

== Projects ==
[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan Project OWIYAM 30.jpg|thumb|Earth architecture on the project OWIYAM terrain, 2011]]
In order to devote himself to detailed research, Gopinathan retired in 2004 from public appearances largely back. From his studies, two solution-oriented projects emerged, focusing on the relationship between [[nature]] and human in the context of the drastic changes on [[earth]]. To achieve this he combined various disciplines such as art, science, philosophy and ecology. Both projects allow an active participation of the audience in the artistic process. Sreeraj Gopinathan deems it as a necessity to assign an existential purpose to his projects and therefore connects them to the [[mainstream]] of life. Art should serve here as a tool to stimulate a change of attitude towards a more conscious way of [[thinking]] and acting.
[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan Project OWIYAM 46.jpg|left|thumb|Project area, Kantalloor (Westghats), 2008]]
[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan Project OWIYAM 40.jpg|left|thumb|Rare species in the highlands of South India, 2019]]
[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan Project OWIYAM 32.jpg|thumb|Nature pond – a decisive part of symbiosis]]

=== Project OWIYAM ===
In 2005, Gopinathan launched his first large-scale project OWIYAM in [[Kanthalloor]], a remote location in the mountainous region of [[South India]] known as [[Western Ghats|Westrn Ghats]]. The surrounding forest is characterized by a unique flora and fauna, but increasingly threatened by human influences. The project is dedicated to the construction of a timely [[Noah's Ark]] − a model space, a refuge for rare animals and plants, in which nature and human form a harmonious coexistence. The ultimate aim is to preserve [[biodiversity]] in a protected area. The involvement of the local population is presupposed by the underlying concept. Ultimately, the project contributes to the [[Conservation biology|conservation]] of the [[rainforest]], the lung of the planet. Practical trainings offered on topics such as [[reforestation]], [[permaculture]], clay-architecture, climate-friendly nutrition and cooking method as well as [[Carbon dioxide|CO2]]-neutral energy production are a crucial parts of the project.
[[File:Sreeraj Gopinathan Projekt-SAMASYA Resensitization internet-publication 2016-2017 05.jpg|thumb|Climate-friendly cooking concept published in internet, project SAMASYA, 2016]]

=== Project SAMASYA ===
The fragility of environment and climate forms the nucleus of Gopinathan's second project titled SAMASYA, which began in 2016. With this project he addresses the industrial societies, the hub of a world in transition. Based on his perspective that the aspect food plays a key role in the unity of the entire web of life, he designed an energy reducing and resource saving, [[Veganism|vegan]] nutritional concept. In order to achieve an ample social participation for the implementation of the project, he uses a mixture of methods such as Internet publication, performance, light [[Installation art|installation]] and [[Culinary arts|culinary art]], which are assembled on the same stage. The concept, that speaks to the elementary needs of the human being, aims to sensitize society and pave the way for a collective change of consciousness. To make an active contribution to the preservation of Earth's life network is the primary objective of the Project.

Since 2005 Sreeraj Gopinathan lives and works in [[Berlin]] and in [[Kanthalloor]], South India.

== Awards ==

* ''Annual State Award'',<ref>[http://www.tara-art.org/9.23rd_State_Exhibition_of_Art_Catalogue.pdf]{{citation|title=The Gaze|date=December 23, 1993|volume=Exhibition catalogue|editor-surname1=Kerala Lalithakala Akademi, Thrissur – 680020|periodical=23rd STATE EXHIBITION OF ART 1993|at=p. 12|publication-place=Thrissur, Kerala, Indien|language=de}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=State Awards|periodical=State Awards Kerala Lalithakala Akademi|publisher=Kerala Lalithakala Akademi|url=http://lalithkala.org/content/state-awards|last=Kerala Lalithakala Akademi|date=March 11, 2012}}</ref> [[Kerala Lalithakala Akademi]]e, [[Kerala|Government of Kerala]], India, 1993
* ''Scholarship''<ref>{{cite web|title=Biografie|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan Vita|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/vita.html|date=April 22, 2016|language=de}}</ref>'', [[Kala Bhavana|Kala-Bhavana]]'', [[Visva-Bharati University]], [[Shantiniketan|Santiniketan]], India, 1993–1994
* ''National Scholarship'',<ref>{{Cite book|url=http://www.tara-art.org/Sreeraj_Gopinathan_SAMASYA_Irdisch_und_kosmisch_zugleich.pdf|title=SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich|last=Gopinathan|first=Sreeraj|publisher=TARA art e.V., non profit art association|year=2014|location=Berlin|pages=97}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Biografie|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan Vita|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/vita.html|date=April 22, 2016|language=de}}</ref> [[Ministry of Human Resource Development]], [[Indien|Government of India]], 1995–1996
*''Boursier du gouvernement français'',<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/Das_Ungreifbare_im_Zwielicht_Neu_Presse.pdf|title=Ungreifbare im Zwielicht|last=Ungelenk|first=Dieter|date=2001-09-01|work=Neu Presse}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book|url=http://www.tara-art.org/Sreeraj_Gopinathan_Ueber_dem_Horizont.pdf|title=Über dem Horizont|last=Gopinathan|first=Sreeraj|publisher=TARA art e.V., non profit art association|year=2003|isbn=3-00-012899-9|location=Coburg, Germany|pages=66}}</ref> France, 1996–1997
*''Projektförderpreis'',<ref>{{cite web|title=Interdisziplinäres Kunstprojekt SAMASYA|publisher=TARA art e.V.|url=http://www.tara-art.org/aktuelles.html|last=Holger Christian Stockinger|date=December 2, 2018|language=de}}</ref> Kunstverein TARA art e.V<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.tara-art.org/|title=TARA art e.V. :: Willkommen|website=tara-art.org|access-date=1 June 2019}}</ref>., [[Bavaria]], 2018

== Solo exhibitions ==

* 1995 ''The Waiting – Drawings and Mixedmedia 1994–1995'', [[Kala Bhavana|Kala-Bhavana]], [[Visva-Bharati University]], [[Santiniketan]], India
* 1998 ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Zeichnungen, Gemälde und Fotoarbeiten 1995–1997'', Annette Falk Keramik, [[Hofheim in Unterfranken]], Bavaria
* 2002 ''Bilder, Objekte und Installationen von Sreeraj Gopinathan'',<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Freies Wort, regionale Tageszeitung in Südthüringen|title=Kunst auf Schloss Bedheim|publisher=Suhler Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co.KG|publication-place=Suhl|date=October 1, 2002|language=de
}}</ref> Schloss [[Bedheim]], Thuringia, sponsored by Thüringer Ministerium für Bildung, Jugend und Sport<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.thueringen.de/th2/tmbjs/index.aspx|title=Thüringer Ministerium für Bildung, Jugend und Sport|last=Sport|first=Thüringer Ministerium für Bildung, Jugend und|date=April 29, 2019|website=thueringen.de|language=de|access-date=1 June 2019}}</ref>
* 2003 ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont, Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen'',<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Coburger Tageblatt|title=Künstlerische Reise ins Licht|publisher=Mediengruppe Oberfranken GmbH & Co. KG|publication-place=Coburg|date=October 14, 2003|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{citation|surname1=Dieter Ungelenk|editor-surname1= Neue Presse Coburg, Tageszeitung|title=Die Magie der Tiefe|publisher=Druck und Verlagsanstalt Neue Presse GmbH|publication-place=Coburg|date=October 3, 2003|language=de
}}</ref> Galerie des Lehr- und Forschungsinstitutes DAP e.V.,<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.psychoanalysebayern.de/ausstellungen.html|title=DAP {{!}} Lehr- und Forschungsinstitut München|website=www.psychoanalysebayern.de|access-date=1 June 2019}}</ref> [[Munich]], Bavaria, sponsored by the City of [[Coburg]] and by the art association TARA art e.V.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.tara-art.org/|title=TARA art e.V. :: Willkommen|website=tara-art.org|access-date=1 June 2019}}</ref>

== Group exhibitions (selection) ==

* 1989 ''19th STATE EXHIBITION OF ART 1989'',<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Kerala Lalithakala Akademi Government of Kerala|periodical=19th STATE EXHIBITION OF ART 1989|title=Untitled, pen and ink drawing|publication-place=Thrichur, Kerala|date=December 22, 1989|language=de
}}</ref> Exhibition of selected artists, [[Kerala Lalithakala Akademi]], Government of [[Kerala]], India
* 1993 ''23rd STATE EXHIBITION OF ART 1993''<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Kerala Lalithakala Akademi Government of Kerala|periodical=23rd STATE EXHIBITION OF ART 1993|title=The Gaze|publication-place=Thrichur, Kerala|date=December 23, 1993|language=de
}}</ref> n, Exhibition of selected ar<nowiki/>tists, [[Kerala Lalithakala Akademi]], Government of [[Kerala]], India
* 1999 ''Kunstpreis der [[Nürnberger Nachrichten]] 1999''<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Nürnberger Nachrichten|periodical=Ausstellungskatalog|title=Ewige Reise|publisher=Verlag Nürnberger Presse Druckhaus Nürnberg GmbH & Co|publication-place=Nürnberg|date=May 24, 1999|language=de
}}</ref> Exhibition of selected artists, Schloss Pommersfelden, [[Bavaria]]
* 2000 ''Gewagt,'' Exhibition of selected artists, [[Oldenburg (city)|Oldenburg]], [[Lower Saxony]]
* 2000 ''Stipendium Junge Kunst 2000,'' Exhibition of selected artists,<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Lippische Landes-Zeitung|title=Die Mombachstraße in Styropor|publisher=Lippischer Zeitungsverlag|publication-place=Detmold|date=December 19, 2000|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Lippische Rundschau|title=Junge Kunst vor alten Maschinen präsentiert|publisher=Lippischer Zeitungsverlag|publication-place=Detmold|date=December 16, 2000|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Lippische Rundschau|title=Viele Bewerber für Kunst-Stipendium|publisher=Lippischer Zeitungsverlag|publication-place=Detmold|date=December 16, 2000|language=de
}}</ref> [[Lemgo]], North Rhine-Westphalia
* 2001 Kunstausstellung NATUR – MENSCH,<ref>{{cite web|title=Kunstausstellung NATUR – MENSCH|periodical=Kunstausstellung NATUR – MENSCH, Kunst und Kultur National Park Harz|publisher=Nationalparkverwaltung Harz|url=https://www.nationalpark-harz.de/de/kunstkultur/kunst-natur-mensch/|language=de}}</ref> Exhibition of selected artists, [[Sankt Andreasberg]], Lower Saxony
* 2002 ''Indische zeitgenössische Kunst'',<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Akademie für Gestaltung und Denkmalpflege, Ebern|periodical=Ausstellungskatalog, Indische zeitgenössische Kunst|title=Lichtkaskaden|publisher=Akademie für Gestaltung und Denkmalpflege, Ebern|publication-place=Ebern|date=June 14, 2002|language=de
}}</ref> Exhibition of Indian contemporary artists, Akademie für Gestaltung und Denkmalpflege, [[Ebern]], Bavaria
* 2002 ''Feuer und Wasser,'' ''Kunstausstellung 2002'',<ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Archäologisches Museum, Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld|periodical=Feuer und Wasser, Kunstausstellung 2002, Ausstellungskatalog|title=ohne Titel, lichtintegriertes Objekt|publication-place=Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld|date=August 31, 2002|language=de
}}</ref> Exhibition of selected artists, Archäologisches Museum<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.schranne.info/?page_id=57|title=Archäologiemuseum|website=Museen in der Schranne|language=de-DE|access-date=1 June 2019}}</ref> Bad [[Bad Königshofen|Königshofen]] im Grabfeld, [[Bavaria]]
* 2004 ''Kunstausstellung 2004'', Exhibition of selected artists, Archäologisches Museum [[Bad Königshofen]] im Grabfeld, Bavaria

== Publications ==
=== Books ===
* ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont''<ref>{{Cite book|url=http://www.tara-art.org/Sreeraj_Gopinathan_Ueber_dem_Horizont.pdf|title=Über dem Horizont|last=Gopinathan|first=Sreeraj|publisher=TARA art e.V.|year=2003|isbn=3-00-012899-9|location=Coburg, Germany}}</ref><ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Sreeraj Gopinathan|periodical=Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994 – 2002|title=Über dem Horizont|edition=2000|volume=Bildband|publisher=TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|publication-place=Coburg|isbn=978-3-00-012899-8|year=2003|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Neue Presse Coburg|title=Über dem Horizont|publisher=Druck und Verlagsanstalt Neue Presse GmbH|publication-place=Coburg|date=July 12, 2014|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{citation|editor-surname1= Coburger Tageblatt|title=Magische Reise ins Licht|publisher=Mediengruppe Oberfranken GmbH & Co. KG|publication-place=Coburg|date=July 13, 2014|language=de
}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan-Publikation|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/publikation.html|last=Sreeraj Gopinathan, Margit Hess|date=June 28, 2003|language=de}}</ref> '', Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994–2002'', picture book, [[Coburg]] 2003, German language, publisher: TARA art e.V.<ref>{{cite web|title=TARA art e.V.::Willkommen|publisher=TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|url=http://www.tara-art.org/|last=Margit Hess|date=March 16, 2003|language=de}}</ref> art association, {{ISBN|3-00-012899-9}}
* ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich'',<ref>{{Cite book|url=http://www.tara-art.org/Sreeraj_Gopinathan_SAMASYA_Irdisch_und_kosmisch_zugleich.pdf|title=SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich|last=Gopinathan|first=Sreeraj|publisher=TARA art e.V.|year=2014|location=Berlin}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Sreeraj Gopinathan-Publikation|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan-Home|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/publikation.html|last=Sreeraj Gopinathan|date=March 16, 2003|language=de}}</ref> picture book, Berlin 2014, German language publisher: TARA art e.V. art association

=== Internet publications ===

* ''Indisch kulinarisch – umweltschonend, klimafreundlich, vegan''<ref>{{cite web|title=Eine gesunde und nachhaltige Interpretation der indischen Kochkunst|periodical=Indisch Kulinarisch|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.indisch-kulinarisch.de/|last=Sreeraj Gopinathan|date=March 16, 2016|language=de}}</ref> ''– Eine gesunde und nachhaltige Interpretation der indischen Kochkunst,'' Project SAMASYA, Part I ''–'' Resensitization, Berlin 2016, German language, publisher: Sreeraj Gopinathan

=== Magazines ===

* ''L'ami'' (Poem and ink drawing),<ref>{{citation|surname1=Sreeraj Gopinathan|editor-surname1= Alliance française du Bengale|periodical=Le Cri de la Mouche|title=L'ami|publication-place=Kalkutta|date=January 12, 1995|language=de
}}</ref> French language, [[Kolkata|Kolkatta]] 2014, im Magazin ''Le cri de la mouche,'' Publisher: [[Alliance Française]] du Bengale,<ref>{{cite web|title=Alliance française du Bengale I Official french centre in India|periodical=Alliance française du Bengale|publisher=Alliance française du Bengale|url=https://bengale.afindia.org/|last=Alliance française du Bengale|date=March 19, 2000}}</ref> India
* ''Ma grand-mère'' (Poem and ink drawing),<ref>{{citation|surname1=Sreeraj Gopinathan|editor-surname1= Alliance française du Bengale|periodical=Le Cri de la Mouche|title=Ma grand-mère|publication-place=Kalkutta|date=September 22, 1995|language=de
}}</ref> French language, Kolkatta 2014, im Magazin ''Le cri de la mouche,'' Publisher: [[Alliance Française]] du Bengale, India

=== Video documentation ===
* ''Interdisziplinäres Projekt SAMASYA Teil I – Resensitization'',<ref>{{cite web|title=Project-SAMASYA_Teil_I_Resensitization|periodical=Project-SAMASYA|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.project-samasya.com/resensitization.html|last=Sreeraj Gopinathan, Margit Hess|date=March 16, 2016|language=de}}</ref> Einführung von Holger Christian Stockinger,<ref>{{cite web|title=Holger Christian Stockinger – Offizielle Website|periodical=Holger Christian Stockinger|publisher=Holger Christian Stockinger|url=http://www.holger-christian-stockinger.de/|last=Holger Christian Stockinger|date=March 18, 2015|language=de}}</ref> German language, publisher: Sreeraj Gopinathan 2016

== Literature ==
* Margit Hess: ''Erlebnisräume als Sprungbrett für das Bewusstsein''<ref>{{cite web|title=Erlebnisräume als Sprungbrett für das Bewusstsein|periodical=Projekt SAMASYA – Teil II – Elementary, Offizielle Website von Project SAMASYA|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.project-samasya.com/elementary.html|last=Margit Hess|date=December 14, 2017|language=de}}</ref> ''- zum zweiten Teil des Projekts SAMASYA – Elementary''. In: Website Project SAMASYA
* Holger Christian Stockinger: ''Die Stille und das Dunkel''.<ref>{{cite web|title=Die Stille und das Dunkel|periodical=SREERAJ GOPINATHAN – Home, Offizielle Website von Sreeraj Gopinathan|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/|last=Holger Christian Stockinger|date=November 15, 2007|language=de}}</ref> In: Website Sreeraj Gopinathan
* Margit Hess: ''Odyssee zur Wiege des Lebens''.<ref>{{cite web|title=Odyssee zur Wiege des Lebens|periodical=OWIYAM Chronik, Offizielle Website von Project OWIYAM|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.project-owiyam.com/chronik.html|last=Margit Hess|date=January 11, 2017|language=de}}</ref> In: Website Project OWIYAM
* Nobert Kastner: Grußwort.<ref>{{citation|surname1=Nobert Kastner|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994 – 2002|title=Grußwort|publication-place=Coburg|isbn=3-00-012899-9|year=2003|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994–2002'', publisher: TARA art e.V. art association , {{ISBN|3-00-012899-9}}.
* Margit Hess: ''Im Zwielicht''.<ref>{{citation|surname1=Margit Hess|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und Kosmisch Zugleich|title=Im Zwielicht|edition=1000|publication-place=Berlin|date=April 1, 2014|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich'', publisher: TARA art e.V. art association
* Holger Christian Stockinger: ''Prolog''.<ref>{{citation|surname1=Holger Christian Stockinger|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und Kosmisch Zugleich|title=Prolog|edition=2000|publication-place=Berlin|date=April 1, 2014|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich'', publisher: TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein
* James Sebastian: ''Zwischen Fülle und Leere''.<ref>{{citation|surname1=James Sebastian|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und Kosmisch Zugleich|title=Zwischen Fülle und Leere|edition=1000|publication-place=Berlin|date=August 16, 2014|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – SAMASYA – Irdisch und kosmisch zugleich'', publisher: TARA art e.V.
* Holger Christian Stockinger: ''Resensibilisierung – Im Universum der Sinne''<ref>{{cite web|title=Resensibilisierung – Im Universum der Sinne|periodical=Projekts SAMASYA – Teil I – Resensitization, Offizielle Website von Project SAMASYA|publisher=Sreeraj Gopinathan|url=http://www.project-samasya.com/resensitization.html|last=Holger Christian Stockinger|date=December 2, 2016|language=de}}</ref> ''- zum ersten Teil des Projekts SAMASYA – Resensitization''. In: Website Project SAMASYA
* Gregor Bendel: ''Von der Linie zum Licht''.<ref>{{citation|surname1=Gregor Bendel|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994 – 2002|title=Von der Linie zum Licht|edition=2000|publication-place=Coburg|date=October 13, 2003|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994–2002'', publisher: TARA art e.V. art association , {{ISBN|3-00-012899-9}}.
* Margit Hess: ''Suche nach dem Ungreifbaren''.<ref>{{citation|surname1=Margit Hess|editor-surname1= TARA art e.V. Kunstförderverein|periodical=Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994 – 2002|title=Suche nach dem Ungreifbaren|edition=2000|publication-place=Coburg|date=October 13, 2003|language=de
}}</ref> In: ''Sreeraj Gopinathan – Über dem Horizont: Lichtintegrierte Objekte, Bilder, Zeichnungen und Texte 1994–2002'', publisher: TARA art e.V. art association , {{ISBN|3-00-012899-9}}.
* Holger Christian Stockinger: Spurensuche nach den irdischen Wurzeln. In: Indisch Kulinarisch ''–'' Umweltshonend, klimafeundlich,<ref>{{cite web|title=Spurensuche nach den irdischen Wurzeln|periodical=Indisch Kulinarisch – Umweltshonend, Klimafeundlich, Vegan|publisher=Sreeraj gopinathan|url=http://www.indisch-kulinarisch.de/|last=Holger Christian Stockinger|date=March 24, 2016|language=de}}</ref> vegan, Publication in internet, Part of the Project SAMASYA

== References ==
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== External links ==
*[http://www.sreerajgopinathan.com/ Website Sreeraj Gopinathan]
*[http://d-nb.info/970133456 Literature by and about Sreeraj Gopinathan] in the catalog of the [[German National Library]]
* [https://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/search?oclcno=76100669&db=100&View=default Literature by and about Sreeraj Gopinathan] in the catalog of the [[Bavarian State Library]]
* {{Worldcat id | viaf-55207297}}
*[http://www.project-owiyam.com/ Website Projekt OWIYAM]
*[http://www.project-samasya.com/ Website Projekt SAMASYA]

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[[Category:German contemporary artists]]
[[Category:Light artists]]
[[Category:Indian installation artists]]
[[Category:German performance artists]]
[[Category:German male painters]]
[[Category:21st-century German painters]]
[[Category:21st-century male artists]]
[[Category:German male sculptors]]
[[Category:21st-century German sculptors]]
[[Category:21st-century Indian sculptors]]
[[Category:Interdisciplinary artists]]
[[Category:German conceptual artists]]
[[Category:German installation artists]]
[[Category:German environmentalists]]
[[Category:1969 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:Indian performance artists]]
[[Category:Indian contemporary artists]]

Sreeraj Gopinathan - Revision history

->Scorpions13256: Removing from Category:21st-century Indian artists using Cat-a-lot