Harmony Painting

This original artwork features black permanent marker and blue acrylic color on A5 canvas textured paper (260 gsm), depicting a pair of fish in the "Mithila" or "Madhubani" folk painting style of India. This freehand creation showcases the flowing primitive art with bright and vibrant colors that inspire the Mithila art. The traditional mural art has now transformed into paper, fabric, and other materials, and this artist learned this style from traditional artisans of Bihar region. The fish symbolizes prosperity and fertility in Mithila paintings, and the existence of fish signifies harmony in nature and hence prosperity. The artwork is a reflection of Charul's intuitive and spontaneous style, moving from chaos and void to order, balance, and rhythm. She enjoys exploring different mediums, from black pen and marker to bright and vibrant colors, while maintaining the traditional context of Mithila/ Madhubani folk art. (Disclaimer: The image show is a photograph taken using a mobile phone. Colors may vary slightly from the actual artwork and may also vary from one screen to another)