| Medium | : | Mixed Media |
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| Height | : | 15 inch / 38.1 cm |
| Width | : | 15 inch / 38.1 cm |
| Dimension | : | W: 38.1 cm × H: 38.1 cm |
This painting beautifully merges traditional architectural aesthetics with contemporary abstraction, creating a dialogue between heritage and modern expression. The composition centers around a rich red square, containing a textured, dome-like pattern that evokes the rhythmic tiles or motifs often seen in classical Indian architecture.
₹65,000.00
Yugal Kishore Sharma | The Haveli-2 | Mixed media on Paper | 15 x 15 inches | 2024 (Unframed & Delivered)
This painting beautifully merges traditional architectural aesthetics with contemporary abstraction, creating a dialogue between heritage and modern expression. The composition centers around a rich red square, containing a textured, dome-like pattern that evokes the rhythmic tiles or motifs often seen in classical Indian architecture. Surrounding this focal form, the artist delicately illustrates an intricate haveli — complete with arches, courtyards, domes, and stairways — rendered in fine, minimal lines and soft earthy tones. The inclusion of elephants, cows, and ornamental motifs brings life to the architectural setting, symbolizing culture, ritual, and daily rhythm. The juxtaposition of the precise architectural drawings with the bold, meditative central form suggests a balance between structure and spirituality, material and metaphysical. Through this refined interplay of space, geometry, and symbolism, the artist evokes a timeless sense of nostalgia, inviting the viewer to contemplate India’s layered history and the poetic beauty of its living architecture.
Yugal Kishore Sharma was born in 1959 in Rajasthan. He completed his MA and PhD in painting from MLS University in Udaipur, Rajasthan He embodied the Nathdwara traditional painting techniques depicting Hindu deities such as Lord Krishna He employs a range of mediums from gouache to stone and handmade paper.
He uses mythology to depict the juxtaposition of nature and the human spirit His objects are flowing, with movement and music characterizing his works Time and space seem to move unendingly about, approaching the viewer in many instances He received a Junior Fellowship in Painting from the Department of Culture. The Government of India as well as numerous other national awards He has exhibited nationally as well as in Dubai and London His works are a part of several collections such as the Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi and in private collection abroad.
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