In almost the first of its kind, Hyderabad-based artists, Ganesha Chary Guntoju, Mandem S Vasu, Murali Thrigulla, Vasanthula Ramakrishna and Visweswara Rao Brahmanapalli showcased their cavasses in five different halls at the State Gallery of Art, Hyderabad., aka a mini art fest of its kind. The display in addition to showcasing the latest work of the artists helped the viewers to study the journey of each of the artist, which is usually missing in a typical group show.
Ganesh Chary’s work is marked by colourful palette and brings together the concepts of spirituality and, symbolism, and the colours of nature representing the balance and inter-relation between both in simple, uncluttered compositions. Flowers that are important part of our tradition and rituals and used to adorn Gods and Goddesses decorate Ganesh’s well defined forms too. Considered extremely auspicious Kamadhenu, Buddha and Ganesh make appearances on his bright Canvasses.
Intricately rendered, a extremely detailed pen drawings by Vasu are magnetic. They draw the viewer into the web of his cityscapes where like in a physical city various communities and creatures live and get close to each other, their lives though individual are interlinked in many ways. What’s striking about his works is the detailing and the uninhibited flow encompassing the modern and the traditional while bringing together every element a city probably has within its belly. During these tough times its interesting to note that Mandem S Vasu’s works evoke positivity in their fluidity.
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