Art exhibition of recent paintings of Pratibha Singh & Anju Kaushik at Triveni Kala Sangam, 205, Tansen Marg > 11am-7pm on 3rd-12th December 2011
Time : 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Entry : Free
Now a days human beings are surrounded by the things created by them rather than natural things. This is particularly true for urban population as they are surrounded by all the man made mechanical things. Now we have no other option but to find mental peace and harmony in these mechanical things only. In the paintings being exhibited in this show the artist has blended mankind which is created by the nature and machines which have been created by man. The artist had portrayed beauty of softness against hardness of machines in these paintings. These also show merging point of hardness & softness, large & small, live & still and natural & manmade.
Pratibha Singh’s paintings envision a symbiotic world of human beings and machines. Happy transformation of bold and bald male figures into strong and sturdy (lean and mean) two wheelers happens in her works as if it were a celebration on the birth of a new being. According to Pratibha Singh, this transformation of human beings into semi-machines is a positive and progressive thing though she has some critical points to add to it. She says that even if we do not want the organic nature of human beings turning to certain mechanisms, contemporary world and its life style is such that one cannot move away from such changes. However, in her works, the human beings and the machines are not in conflict.
They seem to have grown into each other and have created a inseparable bonding between them. Hence, Pratibha’s works capture the essential relationship between man and machine and the sensuous and erotic possibilities of it.
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Entry : Free
Place : Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, 205, Tansen Marg, Mandi House, New Delhi
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Event Details : Art exhibition of recent paintings of Pratibha Singh and Anju Kaushik.Now a days human beings are surrounded by the things created by them rather than natural things. This is particularly true for urban population as they are surrounded by all the man made mechanical things. Now we have no other option but to find mental peace and harmony in these mechanical things only. In the paintings being exhibited in this show the artist has blended mankind which is created by the nature and machines which have been created by man. The artist had portrayed beauty of softness against hardness of machines in these paintings. These also show merging point of hardness & softness, large & small, live & still and natural & manmade.
Pratibha Singh’s paintings envision a symbiotic world of human beings and machines. Happy transformation of bold and bald male figures into strong and sturdy (lean and mean) two wheelers happens in her works as if it were a celebration on the birth of a new being. According to Pratibha Singh, this transformation of human beings into semi-machines is a positive and progressive thing though she has some critical points to add to it. She says that even if we do not want the organic nature of human beings turning to certain mechanisms, contemporary world and its life style is such that one cannot move away from such changes. However, in her works, the human beings and the machines are not in conflict.
They seem to have grown into each other and have created a inseparable bonding between them. Hence, Pratibha’s works capture the essential relationship between man and machine and the sensuous and erotic possibilities of it.
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Art exhibition of recent paintings of Pratibha Singh & Anju Kaushik at Triveni Kala Sangam, 205, Tansen Marg > 11am-7pm on 3rd-12th December 2011
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