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Akash Parkande
Akash Parkande's abstract artworks interplay many earthly tones while experimenting with several seen objects. A few glimmers and outlines of daily objects become his primary language of art. They appear to be abstract but are simple portraits of daily things. His paintings could suit any space, whether an office or our warm home. These simple and energetic shades are bound to resonate with an enthusiastic spirit and calming energy!
Ashwini Patil
Ashwini Patil’s works are characterized by the coming together of different shapes that are fluid. In the abstractions created by her, one finds trees, man, and other forms borrowed from nature. The works are intellectually rich and complex. They inspire the mind to dive deeper within to unravel the mysteries trapped therein. The bright hues impart brilliance and enthusiasm to balance the monotony of mundane life. These works fit well into spaces of communal living amongst other.
Avinash Pise
Avinash has always been intrigued by light and its many mysteries and sought to unravel the magic of light and give expression to its multi-dimensional play through his works. The sky at dawn and the sky at dusk, both showcase different emotions to the eyes and mind of a sharp observer. In his abstractions one finds clouds, mountains, rivers and other nature elements which manifest nature in urbane spaces.
Balasaheb Chaudhari
Balasaheb’s works narrate the story of metamorphosis which one finds as central to all his works. The play of visual forms capture the fleeting moments of man’s life. His works are abstractions and therefore resonate with the viewer’s imagination and has no definitive meaning as such. Viewers find their very own temperament reflected in his works. The non-rigidity of perception offered by these works make them a perfect fit in corporate and home spaces alike.
Deepak Sonar
The highlight of Deepak's works are colours that blend seamlessly with one another in a homogenous texture occasionally with a few vertical hills, creating interesting compositions revolving around peace, calm and meditation. The works manifest a surreal experience for viewers. The shades appear to be in a state of subtle motion imparting a feeling of trance which helps the fast-paced mind of modern man to slow down and focus inward.
Deepti Munot
Deepti is an abstractionist who draws inspiration from nature. Nature entities splashed with pixie dust and other mythical elements give her works an entirely new dimension. Upon close observation one finds butterflies and dragonfly-like forms soaked in layers of imagination to narrate a very personal dialogue between the artist and her art. These colourful paintings enliven spaces by adding a dimension of nature in a splash of bright hues.
Gayatri Deshpande
A walk in the woods by Gayatri Deshpande is a splash of hues borrowed from the woods. Through repetitive strokes of earthy tones that blend harmoniously with one another, the artist manifests dynamism while highlighting the aspect of peace and rhythm - the quintessential elements of nature. For the modern age man lodged away from nature by circumstance and choice, these canvasses recreate the ambiance of nature in his world.
Manoj Darekar
Manoj's colourful works are captures of Pareidolic images that develop in his mind. This phenomenon of being able to see faces or forms on any surface, or anything, is not rare and Manoj identifies a deep connection between the images he forms in his mind and his moods, so also between his works and viewers. His works add layers of imagination to spaces that house them, from corporate to homes.
Manoj Kajbale
Having lived in the coastal region of Raigarh, Manoj's works are memories of his days spent there before moving to the city. The imprints of life in the embrace of nature form the subjects of his abstractions. Images of the sea in different moods, at different times, as depicted by the artist create a slice of nature in the spaces that house them and also add the dimension of vastness.
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