Dhaka, Oct. 19 -- Bangladeshi artist and printmaker Kalidas Karmakar is being remembered on his seventh death anniversary, honouring a creative legacy that helped shape the development of modern art and printmaking in the country.

Renowned for his experimental approach to art, Karmakar explored painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation and mixed media throughout his career, constantly pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through innovative techniques and unconventional materials.

Fondly known as 'Kali Da' in the country's art sphere, he earned the distinction of being called Bangladesh's 'Alluvial Artist', reflecting his deep connection with the country's landscape, culture and artistic traditions.

Born in Faridpur on Jan...