The art aficionados got spiritually connected with nature and other creations through vibrant colours spread over the canvas. A solo painting exhibition ‘Spiritual Reverberation’ by a renowned artist Jitendra Singh Baoni is being put up at Rangdarshini Art Gallery, Bharat Bhavan that began here from Tuesday.
Showcasing as many as 34 paintings before the art lovers of the city the main idea of the artist behind putting up this exhibition was to connect the viewers spiritually and understand the concept of spiritual reverberation.
While talking about his creations Baoni says, “The whole of existence is certain reverberation of energy. Scientifically everything is vibration. From childhood I pay my gratitude to God for my existence through prayer every morning without looking for the meaning of the mantra.
The body is a kind of reverberation and thought is another and emotion another. This series is based on spiritual reverberation.” He has beautifully coated his work on canvas with acrylic paint fascinating the viewers. Besides, he has used water colours and poster colours in his work mostly colours like Green, Yellow, Brown and Ocean blue and variations of the colours adorns his work. Besides, he has used charcoal painting as well to display his creations.
The spectators were enthralled to watch his creations over canvas. They were spell-bounded to watch the nature in a different form and displayed through a different perception.
Even the figurative work is also on display connecting spiritual reverberation with women narrating the women oriented stories. He has beautifully illustrated the other version of abstract art not only with the use of geometrical figures and also has given a touch of figurative art and giving the paintings a refined finishing touch with the use of vibrant colours.
While explaining his paintings he said, “My paintings showcase the love and care filled in our hearts for our nature that has a spiritual energy and magic with which we all are bounded together,” he added. The painting exhibition is being organised by Rupabh wing of fine arts and will be on view till November 23.