The brush and colours are mute and silent till they exist in seclusion, but the moment they intermingle with each other, they become vocal. Then they speak and converse, discuss and deliberate. They remain no more just brush and colours but transform themselves in form and figure. They become art.
The vibrant and expressive creation of such interaction can be witnessed in an exhibition of painting and sculpture entitled ‘Vyasti se Samasti’ in the Tilting Art Gallery, Pune from October 1 to 7, 2016.
A group of seven artists — Anand Tehanguria, Devendra Singh, Jitendra Vegad, Praveen Narad, Rekha Shrivastava, Shikha Anand and Santosh Raikwar will showcase their creations for a period of one week.
The Paintings of ‘Vyasti se Samasti’ exhibition witness this journey from individual towards whole in its entire perspective and rhythm.
This art work may look silent outside but in reality they are highly expressive inside.
The essence of these bejeweled, ornamented work lies in expression of feelings and richness of creation that are easy and still they touch vertex of classics influenced mainly from elements of nature.
These artists hail from Madhya Pradesh. Having several Solo and Group shows to his credit including 3 in Jehangir Art Gallery, Anand Tehanguria is winner of four national level awards.
He has long association with Folk and tribal artists ofthe country. Devendra Singh is an artist whose creativity cannot be confined with the parameters of exhibitions and awards.
Jitendra Vegad has one Solo and 13 group shows to his credit.
He is working on wood since last 15 years. Specialised in illustration Praveen Narad has experiences of working among traditional and Folk artists.