Five young artists from different cities of the country have come together to display their creations before the Bhopalites at Rangdarshini Gallery, Bharat Bharat Bhavan. Explaining various curiosities of human nature, the group exhibition began here from Tuesday and would be on view till March 24.
Artists like Sucheta Ghadke from Maharashtra, Sameer Rao from Karnataka, P Venkat Swamy from Hyderabad, lingaraj Kachapur from Karnataka and KS Reddy from Chennai would showcase their creations before the spectators.
These artists have displayed the realistic art connecting them with the human nature and their reaction over different situations. It includes print art, paintings and sculptures at the gallery.
While talking to The Pioneer, a painter Sucheta Ghadke said, "I majorly work with fine lines and curves and basically portray women and their curiosities in my creations." Elaborating further, she said, "One could define my paintings as abstract art as one could find geometrical figures in them." The artists have hardly used the vibrant colours, they have created the paintings using the colours like black, brown and blue.
Prem Shankar Shukla said, "There is one day of the week is fixed to put up the exhibition and the Tuesday is scheduled for it." He further said, "One of the artist, Nandkishore Sendane who was registered for the exhibition could appear for the exhibition and so his paintings were not displayed at the gallery."
There are around 47 paintings displayed at the gallery and five sculptures. The sculptures are displayed by KS Reddy. He has worked on the scenes of villages, the animals, village man taking the sack, tree of a village and many other daily life incidents happening in a village.
On entering the gallery the viewer would be surrounded by an artistic world full of colours and amusements.
The viewer were awestruck to watch their creations, many local artists also visited the gallery and appreciated the work displayed there.