DIVINE TANGLES Print

RECENTLY I PARTICIPATED IN FIRST EVER ONLINE ART FAIR IN INDIA BY MOJARTO, THERE I SAW DEMONSTRATION FOR ZEN TANGLES, I THOUGHT I SHOULD CREATE MY OWN UNIQUE FORM WHICH I DID WITH DIVINE BLOOMS. I DECIDED TO CREATE DIVINE PAINTINGS WILL GIVE YOU PEACE,HAPPINESS,JOY IN YOUR LIFE. I HAVE ALREADY CREATED A WORLD RECORD IN DIVINE FLOWERS, SO FAR I HAVE MADE 22000 PAINTINGS, Right Insticts It is essential we realize that our response to art depends on a great deal of touch memory and that this information comes to us through our eyes. Added to this is the principle of gravity which gives us a sense of balance and cohesion. We are quick to recognize anything that is top- heavy, lop- sided or in any way unbalanced or incoherent. Finally we are governed by rhythm: the regular rhythm of the human- beats, of breathing, of succeeding days and nights and as indeed of all the other vital rhythms as those of the oscillating atoms and the planets etc. I believe the work of B.S Chadha responds to all that which is rhythmic, vital and structural in the world, and this means that the artist instinctively bears witness to the basic physical principles of root reality. His work may or not be short on technical rigour as in peak moments of art craft, yet his instincts are sounds. And these are the true substance of his spirals, curvilinear forms and other variations, especially those got up in commanding reds and allied hues. An artist of this genre does what in another art form, like the dance, the dancer does. There is sheer joy in describing circles and the figures of whirling eights. As a craftsman of the finger- tips, Chadha appears to be in constant search among the myriad forms, structures, and variations of color in nature that reveal to us the particular aspects and degrees of rhythms and structures to which human sensibility responds. Each artist is a specialist in looking one way or another, and B.S. Chadha has his temperament gifted with special aims, ideals, visions and methods of works, and which must be understood if they are to be respected. It matters not if Chadha is “well known” or not as an ace art marksman. First things first, for his heart, in matters of art, is in the right place. His offering quickens the pace of our blood stream from to time, and which also means the interplay of muscular tensions and relaxations in our body and its sensors. When this happens to happen to our physiology our spirit also comes alive. The choice works of Chadha, do precisely that at a good many moments. So draw your own conclusions! Keshav Malik Art Critic New Delhi