Mool
Mool (origin) brings together different indigenous art practices in the country – rooted in longstanding traditions. These have evolved from different murals and religious imagery in different parts of the country The contemporary works depict folklore and the artists’ present environment, as well as the traditional imagery.
Their contemporary observations and individual touch highlight the need (and the endeavour of the gallery) to decolonise our perspectives and recognise not just a ‘style’ /type of art but individual artists as done in other contemporary contexts.
Date: 13th February, 2023
Venue: India Art Fair, 2023
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 60×36 inches (2)
Jatin Singh, Untitled, Stone Paint on Paper, 7.5×11 inches
Jatin Singh, Untitled, Stone Paint on Paper, 8×10.5 inches
Jatin Singh, Untitled, Stone Paint on Paper, 8x11inches
Jatin Singh, Untitled, Stone Paint on Paper, 9×6 inches
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 36×60 inches (3)
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 36×60 inches
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 45×62 inches
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 48×60 inches
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 48×62 inches
M Vishwanath Reddy, The Ramayana Story, Organic Paint on Fabric, 47×73 Inches
S.Srinivas Rao, Untitled, Woodcut Impression on Fabric, 51×88 inches (2)
S.Srinivas Rao, Untitled, Woodcut Impression on Fabric, 51×88 inches
M Vishwanath Reddy, The Shiva Story, Organic Paint on Fabric, 48×80 Inches
Jatin Singh, Untitled, Stone Paint on Paper, 7.5×9 inches
Dhavat Singh, Untitled, Acrylic on Canvas, 62×44 Inches, 2018
K.M.Singh, Untitled, Organic Paint on Fabric, 60×36 inches (2)
