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An exhibition in the city reflects three artists inner truths and introspections on the canvas
Body,mind and spirit are the inspirations that drive three young artists Pramod Prasad,Garima Aggarwal and Benny VJ to explore symbols,metaphors and emotions on the canvas. All three MFA final-year students from the Government College of Arts,have come together to showcase their works in an exhibition called The Triangle. Lending another interesting angle to their work is the space at Tagore Theatre,which gives them a chance to experiment with both space and levels,giving their works a multi-layered dimension.
Here from Kerala,Prasads works are mostly related to space and time,wherein he considers each work as a search for himself,as a means to get rid of who I am and where I am and how I am related to my surroundings.
I also connect my idealistic world and my surroundings and try to create a new space with orange trees and orange stones, says Prasad. Inspired by philosophers such as Plato,Prasad says his works are an extension of his body,as he paints coconut trees from back home,expressing a feeling of alienation.
Benny VJ is also here from Kerala. My works are about the relationship between nature and man,and how these two are related to one another. I consider my works as a beginning to understand this wonderful and mystic nature, he says. Time,connectivity,communication are the themes of his works,which also have shades of fantasy. For instance,in one work,inner organs in jars depict the various experiences of each,with a landscape above each expressing the feelings. Cactus in my works reflects different situations and feelings that we experience, he says.
The exhibition is on at Tagore Theatre till May 25
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