| Medium | : | Acrylic |
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| Height | : | 60 inch / 152.4 cm |
| Width | : | 60 inch / 152.4 cm |
| Dimension | : | W: 152.4 cm × H: 152.4 cm |
This painting presents a vivid and layered urban scene infused with a sense of imagination and emotion. A child, rendered in expressive brushstrokes and bold colors of red, blue, and orange, leans against a railing, gazing toward a surreal, loosely sketched blue figure that seems to emerge from the background.
Uday Mondal | Untitled | Acrylic on Canvas | 60 x 60 inches (Rolled & Delivered)
This painting presents a vivid and layered urban scene infused with a sense of imagination and emotion. A child, rendered in expressive brushstrokes and bold colors of red, blue, and orange, leans against a railing, gazing toward a surreal, loosely sketched blue figure that seems to emerge from the background. The surroundings depict a dense cityscape of buildings with geometric forms and flat, overlapping planes, all bathed in warm tones of red and ochre. The artist masterfully blends the boundaries between reality and fantasy — the structured lines of architecture contrast with the fluid, dreamlike sketch of the blue figure, suggesting a moment of introspection or wonder. Through this interplay of form and abstraction, the work evokes themes of childhood curiosity, imagination, and the coexistence of the inner and outer worlds within an urban environment.
Ramesh Gorjala, an artist born into a lineage of weavers in Andhra Pradesh, seamlessly merges tradition and modernity in his art. His canvases unfold vibrant narratives drawn from the Bhagavad Purana, where every figure and line contributes to an expansive tale.
With a degree in fine arts from Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University, Hyderabad, Gorjala breathes life into gods and goddesses using a fresh approach that pays homage to the Kalamkari tradition. His paintings burst with warm colors, primarily red, orange, brown, blue, and gold, portraying Hindu deities like Krishna, Vishnu, and Ganesha in larger-than-life forms.
Gorjala’s art combines tradition with contemporary expression, offering a captivating fusion. His canvases are not mere paintings; they are immersive storytelling experiences, inviting art collectors to explore Indian mythology and heritage through his unique artistic lens. His work is internationally renowned, gracing prestigious collections worldwide, including a permanent display at the Hyderabad International Airport.
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