I enjoy nature and I try to portray the same beauty over my canvas with earthen paints,” this was said by artist Anil Gaikwad at the eye-pleasing abstract art put up by the artist at Rangdarshini Gallery, Bharat Bhavan which concluded on Sunday. His series ‘Whose Brown Burns In Me’ was displayed at the gallery. As many as 19 works of the artist were displayed, the spectators could witness an interrelationship or connectivity between the perceptions of the artists. The colours spread over the canvas explained the mixture of various art forms and the shapes given to paintings emphasized over the connection between the art and the perceptions of the artists.
The artist beautifully presented the beauty and versions of soil in his paintings. The colours and joyous atmosphere of the villages were seen in his paintings. He also showcased the charm and splendid beauty of nature. These works of the artiste were part of an untitled series. Gayakwad said, “Mostly I work in abstract form. Abstract is a form of visual art. I use to work in visual art form through abstract form. Here, through all my landscape works I tried to show the beauty of nature especially different shades of field’s soil in abstract form. The object of my work is to create curiosity among common man towards visual art or abstract art,” he adds. Beautifully created art works enthralled the spectators at the gallery. The exhibition was a continuum of creativity displayed at Rangadarshini gallery giving the art appreciators the pleasure of enjoying a beautiful work on canvas.