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Abstract Watercolor
Finding myself in abstracts currently, I always felt it to be a reclusive form of visual expression. Not easily done, watercolors are unforgiving and do not allow for corrections, and also have their own way of fining shape and forms on paper. An amalgamation of my musical and artistic practice these abstract pieces have found a way from the deepest corners of my artistic soul. For any enquiries on these artworks email me at studioantarartma@gmail.com
The Divine presence in the Darkness | inspired by Basant - of Spring and Color | |
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Puriya Dhanashri - of dusk, the day waithdrawing into its sacred dark spaces; of evenings, waiting, longing, and homecoming. And if not then the longing heart pleading and beating in the hope for someone to return home. | Milan ki malhaar - "The shifting materialities of the monsoon: dust entangled with wetness, dense clouds that give no rain, bursts accompanied by silence, and toxicity | |
Megh Malhaar - the descent of the blue, in nature and innocence, and wrath | Malkaus - unnerving ethereal beauty yet the feeling of longing, desire and stepping into a dark, intriguing and out-of-ordinary space. | |
जोगिया जोग गावे। ध्यावे स्वर श्रुति नाद॥ watercolors inspired by Raag Jog | ||
“Nama Shivayai cha namashivaya” watercolor artwork inspiration - ardhanararīshwara stotram by Ādi Shankarācharya |
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