The exhibition 'Shalaka 21' of the young painter Sher Singh Bhabor of Bhil community is being displayed in the 'Likhandra Gallery' of the Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum.
This painting exhibition will continue till January 30. The displayed paintings will also be available for sale, which can be purchased from the painter.
Sher Singh has prepared pictures based on many other subjects like Mahua tree and rural environment, Bhil youth dancing and dancing, date palm tree worship, marriage affair, Peepal tree worship.
As many as 26 paintings made by him have been displayed in the exhibition. In the conversation, Sher Singh told that he does the work of painting by taking out time with daily wages and is also making his children aware of the Bhil painting and the rituals performed in the Bhil community.
Bhil paintings can best be described as ‘on line’ work’.
The artist makes sure to draw the inner as well as outer lines with as much care as possible so that the perfection of the lines has an immediate effect on the viewer.
Lines are used in such a way that it conveys a sense of movement to the still images. Dots and dashes are added to impart a greater sense of movement and increase the amount of detail.
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