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Song of the village series
This artwork is nostalgic, depicting the rural people where the artist grew up
This painting “Song of the village” is an outstanding work by artist Laxman Aelay. He is known for his nostalgic paintings that depict the people that he grew up amongst, in his ancestral village of Kadirenigudem in Telangana. His muse has been the live of poverty stricken people from his village and specific culturality of a village with men, women against the backdrop of their homes. This painting is one of the most recognizable works in black and white compositions, against brightly painted backgrounds such as red, green and yellow. His latest works are monochromatic, much smaller and compact.
Spritual Harmony III
This artwork represents the rich tribal culture and heritage of India
This painting “Spiritual Harmony” is an outstanding work by artist Dewashish Das. The artist has spent a part of his life amongst the tribals. Having imbibed their ways, he has tried to capture their lifestyle into his art. Simple details like caste marks, necklaces, peacock feathers, animals and vivid colors like red, green, yellow, blue and white are the trademarks of his paintings.
This painting is one of the latest series based on Monks, consist of truly peaceful and aesthetically pleasing compositions. These works, largely in hues of rich reds and gold are mature & sophisticated. The subjects of his artworks have been largely the tribals of India, resplendent in their proud beauty, bejeweled, blending into earthy brown hued backdrops.
Symphony
This artwork illustrate that emotion and music plays a greater role in life
This painting “Symphony” is an outstanding work by artist Arvind Kolapkar. This artwork is bright and happy, often celebrating relationship among people. It is greatly inspired by classical and folk music. The artist’s acrylics on canvas depict slender, elongated women, couples and groups of friends. Colors and melody are seamlessly fused in this paintings which convey a kaleidoscope of emotions too. The female form, the central element of this art, is enchanting and even evoking a mysterious enigma.
The Big Brother
This artwork shows wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
This painting “The Big Brother” is an outstanding work by artist Pradipta Chakraborty. His paintings tries to decipher the mythological structures and traditions of Indian art, Characters from Indian mythico-religious tradition, Traditional commentary and background pigment give the proper optimistic pulsation which is very essential for painting’s vivacity. Colors and semi realistic approach reflect the various images of life. Life is itself a kaleidoscope of fleeting images capturing the joys and disappointments of life. Life is a Jugglers game whereby games are played out to veil the hidden instincts of human life. Pradipta want to establish extraordinary encounters, represented with the utmost precision which take place on the canvas and try to procure a wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
The Immortal Love
This artwork portray mythology and religious stories that conveys a pure feeling of love
This painting “The Immortal love” is an outstanding work by artist Prashanta Nayak. His work is inspired by the everyday; observations of objects, events, and experiences. Figures dominate the whole thinking process in this paintings with different subjects, basically concerned with human figures, Mythology and religious stories. They are the intimacies and the complexities of life such as emotions, perceptions, ideas, intellect, human conditions and interrelationships. There is a high level of eroticism in his works, which conveys a pure feeling of love and longing. His work is full of illusion and tricks and succeeds in baffling the viewer and in creating an intimacy between the viewer and the painting.
The Red Rose of Love
The Red Rose of Love by artist Pradipta Chakraborty
This artwork shows wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
This painting “The Red Rose of Love” is an outstanding work by artist Pradipta Chakraborty. His paintings tries to decipher the mythological structures and traditions of Indian art, Characters from Indian mythico-religious tradition, Traditional commentary and background pigment give the proper optimistic pulsation which is very essential for painting’s vivacity. Colors and semi realistic approach reflect the various images of life. Life is itself a kaleidoscope of fleeting images capturing the joys and disappointments of life. Life is a Jugglers game whereby games are played out to veil the hidden instincts of human life. Pradipta want to establish extraordinary encounters, represented with the utmost precision which take place on the canvas and try to procure a wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
The Red Yellow Paradox of Love
The Red Yellow Paradox of Love by artist Pradipta Chakraborty
This artwork shows wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
This painting “The Red Yellow Paradox of Love” is an outstanding work by artist Pradipta Chakraborty. His paintings tries to decipher the mythological structures and traditions of Indian art, Characters from Indian mythico-religious tradition, Traditional commentary and background pigment give the proper optimistic pulsation which is very essential for painting’s vivacity. Colors and semi realistic approach reflect the various images of life. Life is itself a kaleidoscope of fleeting images capturing the joys and disappointments of life. Life is a Jugglers game whereby games are played out to veil the hidden instincts of human life. Pradipta want to establish extraordinary encounters, represented with the utmost precision which take place on the canvas and try to procure a wonderful hallucinatory quality in which the real and the imagined merge into one.
The Tree ii
This artwork captures the beauty of nature with vibrant color strokes
This painting “The Tree” is an outstanding work by artist Shuvankar Maitra. Shuvankar works speaks of minuscule details against deeper backgrounds. This nature works stand out vividly against their dark backgrounds,making it seem as if the picture is illuminated from within. Every perfect detail is clearly visible and delicately shaded resulting in an attractive panorama extremely soothing to the eyes. Trees during spring, winters and in full bloom are one of the most captivating sights one can experience even while living in cities. Trees form the major source of the artist inspiration combined with the various seasons. All trees are symbols of stability that hold on to their roots with all their strength regardless of what change the climatic conditions inflict upon them. The roots of trees spread below the ground and hold the roots of other trees as well, thereby forming a strong interlocking chain that is used for communication and exchange of vital nutrients. There is more to trees than pretty flowers, delicious fruits and relaxing shade.
Underwater 1
This series of Pot painting represents human forms in different races
This painting “Underwater” is an outstanding work by artist Ranchhor Meghwal. His pots are simple and all of them are in one round shape that is what he calls “Shunya”. Everyone has a Shunya. In the beginning it seems that these pots has an everlasting relationship with humankind, but these pots does not represent history or poems, they have a lot more to say in different words. They don’t need a beautiful village girl to be carried on head, in fact they have their own world, they are able to do everything by their own. These pots are very much alive, and performs as an elements, mother, or pilgrims, they are comfortable in every color and shapes. The artist considered these pots as human forms. They represent in different sizes, color, shapes & conditions like humans of different heights, skins, physique & ages.
