Can a man be considered as beautifulIJ A young artist Rahul Nema has presented the so-called ‘Manliness’ as beautiful through is painting ‘Rajasthani Beauty’.
A group painting exhibition Kala Kumbh is being put up by different artists at Swaraj Art Gallery. The exhibition that began here from Friday will be on view till Sunday.
Organized by UR-Shade Art Production, as many as 50 artists have put up their creations before the art lovers of the city. This exhibition is all about contemporary, abstract, modern and figurative paintings. Besides, the exhibition showcases sculptures, photographs, calligraphy and much more at the art gallery leaving the audience mesmerized.
The art lovers could find exquisite works of artists on different. Moreover, the exhibition also portrays the inner conceptions of the artists that are brought out before the spectators through different textures and mediums.
Interestingly, this is first time when all forms of art are on a display at one gallery of the city. Among different creative works is the work put up by Rahul Nema. “This work is known as Pixelative Work which is rarely done in India. My work Rajasthani Beauty showcasing a man adorned with various colours is a pixelative work,” Rahul told The Pioneer.
Rahul’s work Rajasthani Beauty is a fantastic painting. A Rajasthani man wearing an orange turban, having a hookah at Rajasthan’s picturesque is a must watch at the art gallery. This painting is a national awarded painting by Rahul.
Interestingly four national awarded painters including Rahul Nema, Tulsi Barkhane, Juhi Soni and Jignisha Nema have also participated in the exhibition.
Another striking work is about a unique concept and work which is based on the lifestyle of Aghori Maharaj, who is basically involved in supernatural activities. Use of acrylic colours with the blend of reality, his paintings are appreciated by the spectators.
As paintings are one of the mediums that display the perception of an artist towards life, this exhibition is a continuum of creativity and the spectators could feel the transformation of it into colours.