People have different inspirations; my inspiration is my 13-year-old daughter,” says Sangeeta Sharma. Sangeeta’s solo painting exhibition ‘Stepping Stones’ is on view at Rangdarshini Art Gallery, Bharat Bhavan. The exhibition began from Tuesday and will be on view till Sunday.
Talking about her works the 40-year-old event manager turned painter, Sangeeta said, “My daughter learns painting from one of the renowned artist of the city Raj Saini. When I saw her paint I found that this could be a pleasing work to do. It eases out your stress and so I learned the art from my daughter.”
Sangeeta has now left her job to be a full time painter. It took her two years to learn the art and then exhibit her works. As many as 40 artworks are on display at the art gallery. Her work is different from others, as she has displayed memories and daily life struggles in her paintings.
Sangeeta has painted the connectivity and the inner perceptions of the individual for nature. The kind of work done by her over the canvas, fascinated the art lovers a lot. Each and every creative work does not resemble with each other giving a totally peaceful feel. Even the shades used are implausible and each one of them is eye pleasing.
The use of vibrant colours in his paintings defines the various moods of the nature and the various perspectives of an individual to react over these moods of nature.
One of her paintings showcases friendship between two 60-year-old men. “This picture is picked up from an old advertisement. I just revived some memories through this painting,” she added. Her other paintings showcases the life of a middle class housewife and how she spends her day. Beautifully created art works enthralled the spectators at the gallery.