“I believe that art works should communicate,” says a renowned artist Ashish Khushwaha.
A Mumbai based artist has brought a series of his art works that display the cruel reality of today and tomorrow’s environment scenario. The solo exhibition of Ashish Khushwaha ‘Inheritance of loss’, is being put up at Rangdarshini Gallery of Bharat Bhavan. The exhibition that began on Tuesday will be on view till Sunday at the gallery.
These works compel the spectators to think about present day human habits and focus on how this can be stopped.
As the art works of Ashish gives the viewers a view of urban areas, it is not pleasing sight to watch. All the painting Ashish has put up showcases a cruel reality of rampant deforestation on a large scale.
These paintings also showcase that how the mass development of the cities has an inhuman effect on the environment and the animals too. The paintings showcase how the wildlife is vanishing and skyscrapers taking place of the forests. The canvasses blend realism as impressionism elements to give us anatomical beauty amidst urban dwellings.
“I believe that art must communicate, it must tell a story and it must have a message.
The God has created two halves of the world, humans and animals. If this will be the situation, it will be really difficult for us to survive. ”Ashish Kushwaha said.
Most of the figures are mostly incomplete. In some paintings there is just the head of the peacock and in the other the legs have faded away.
The works are being appreciated by the art lovers of the city. As they take a walk through of the gallery, the spectators realize the message behind the paintings.