whose brown burns in me Painting

‘Brown Period’ Alike musicians and singers who have their ‘Blue Mood’ and artists having their ‘Blue Period’, Anil Gaikwad’s paintings reveal his ‘Brown Period’ and ‘Grey Period’. The showcase of his recent works on display tell us about his own firm strokes where colors are almost silent. The entire landscape vertically and horizontally tell us about painter’s journey in the land known and unknown to us. The black, The brown, The grey and a little patch of white speak about Gaikwad’s concern to rural and tribal topography. His work seems to be a journey towards liberation. During these years working silently on different themes he has certainly evolved his own ‘Color Language’ which, at times, may seem undecipherable, but nonetheless, it conveys his own text and vision. Here is a painter who has basic urge to paint freely, who works through distortions and transformations. To put it critically, we may say that the dilemmas, apprehensions and obscurity of our times are revealed in Anil Gaikwad’s work. The roots of socio political decay underlies in his strokes. The colors often discarded, have found worthy place in his canvases. Let us encounter with the world created by Anil Gaikwad in Brown, Grey and Black. And infact, it is this Brown that burns in his subconscious.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:60 W x 36 H x 1 D in

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