The forms of playful Krishna when mixed with vibrant colours became the most eye pleasing panorama for the art aficionados.
A solo exhibition ‘Krishayana’ is being put up by a young artist Charu Pachauri. Being organised by Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Bhopal, the exhibition began here from Thursday at ICCR art Gallery.
On the occasion, Devendra Saxena (IRS) Assistant Commissioner Custom Central Excise and Service Tax was present as the chief guest on the occasion.
Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Charu explained her love for lord Krishna through these paintings.
Notably, through these paintings it became clear that Charu has been immensely devoted to lord Krishna and all of her paintings and creations have a touch of him. Her paintings define Krishna not only as lord, but also a persona having eternal beauty. Moreover, this unusual way of depiction makes her paintings different from others. She has not only painted the forms of lord Krishna but, she has also displayed raas leela, moments shared with Radha and gopis. She has also painted the streets of Gokul and Mathura so beautifully that viewers could adore immensely.
She also made tribal paintings which were also appreciated by the art enthusiasts.
The artist has displayed her best of creations at the Gallery. This exhibition is all about contemporary, abstract and modern art on canvas. The art lovers would find exquisite works of artists in form of canvas paintings.
Moreover, on entering the gallery the viewer would be surrounded by an artistic world full of colours and amusements of lord Krishna.
This is like a mass treat for the art lovers of the city as well as the devotees of lord Krishna to witness the coloured facets of Krishna and the spontaneous works by such noted artist.
The exhibition will on view till September 27.