Fuffows and Boy
This artwork focuses on the relationship between man and nature
This artwork “Fuffows and Boy” is an outstanding work by artist Jahangir Hossain. The artist interests lie in the relationships we have with one another and the environment in which we live. He believes that it is vital for this relationship to be harmonious and balanced if it is to improve our sense of happiness and well-being. The subject of his works rotates around man and nature entailing geometric forms and lines in subdued and ethereal colors. This painting is particularly inspired by nature’s ability to act as a positive, grounding force and visually expressed in the form of abstract figures carefully interwoven into the fabric of the landscapes that surround it. Traditional themes and rural scenes such as women fetching water with clothes painted in blue, red, yellow ochre, grey, umber and purple neat swirls of strokes or tending to cattle rickshaws in the old city are painted stylistically.
Ganesha series 2
This artwork portrays Ganesha playing musical instrument
This painting “Ganesha” is an outstanding work by artist Surendra Pal Singh Bhogal. Ganesha is a popular figure in Indian art. Unlike those of some deities, representations of Ganesha show wide variations and distinct patterns changing over time. He may be portrayed standing, dancing, heroically taking action against demons, playing with his family as a boy, or sitting down on an elevated seat, or engaging in a range of contemporary situations. Surendra canvas are recognized for their interesting mix of colors, and his palette of colors is subdued yet vibrant and expressive. The bold and vivid use of colors defines his appreciation for impressionistic style. Even though he create an interesting mix of subtle and soft colors on his palette, they do not fail to convey the desired feelings, moods and impressions.
Golden Round Banaras 4
This artwork represents a beautiful blend of varied geographies and cultures
This painting “Golden Round Banaras” is an outstanding work by artist Somnath Bothe. His journey in art field began with landscapes and portraits. A deep-rooted respect for nature and humility is the inspiration of his paintings. The blend of different environments and cultures indirectly flowed in the painting. The painting is colorful, vibrant, nostalgic at times, and sheer conversational piece. The color schemes are modern and flashy but this is intentional, to remind us of the importance of historical places. The fusion of rainy season and historical places in cities and villages constitute the subjects of the painting.
Gravity of color 4
This abstract painting illustrates liberties of color
This painting “Gravity of Color” is an outstanding work by artist S.M. Naqvi. In this artwork the artist takes liberties in altering color and form in ways that are conspicuous and achieve total abstraction that bears no trace of any reference to anything recognizable. Naqvi explores the bold use of paint surface; brush strokes and intense color as he produces emotionally charged paintings that are reactions to and perceptions of contemporary experiences. In this painting, the artist has used more vibrant tone of colors and hues that are not used usually in abstract paintings by the artists. He also used such colors that make other colors spoil when used together in a painting; he used them with such a skill that the outcome is brilliant.
