Thinker in Woe Print

The endless emotions of a ‘sikh in thought’ during the wars and adversities faced when the Mughals ruled India. He is capable of telling endless happy stories, that include beautiful memories, moments of love, the beauty of the universe we reside in, the fortune we are granted in the form of the lands we live on. But he carries the scars of war, struggle and the dark times. War is unwanted and no matter what the cause is, it results in destruction. The mind is affected the most. He lost a part of him and loses more every time he thinks about the lives he had to take even though it was for a good cause. This is the first painting in the series “wars/durations”. The magenta and the reds depict harsh times and the intensity of the thoughts. The features show the complexity of the thoughts. The partition line in the middle shows the paths and many stories of life with voids of forgotten events. The face is full of strength and also scars and the feeling of losing a part of self is depicted along the beard. ‘Enlightenment’ is the final destination depicted in a shade of white on the left.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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