Figurative and Narrative Art Collections

This is a powerful and evocative painting by C.F. John from his solo exhibition. The artist uses the human form to explore profound spiritual themes, creating a moment of surrender and connection to the universe.

K Muralidharan's "Mother and Child" is a beautiful example of folk influence in contemporary Indian art. The flattened perspective and bold patterns give the piece a direct, heartfelt emotional quality.

I am drawn to artists who capture the strength of Indian women, like Bharti Prajapati. Her work is inspired by the vibrant colors and character of folk women, celebrating their grace and resilience.

Siva Balan is a master of capturing the essence of Indian culture. This watercolor painting of women in a rural setting is alive with color and movement, telling a story of community and daily tradition.

Ramesh Gorjala's art is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. He uses the intricate Kalamkari technique to depict mythological narratives, like this portrayal of Krishna, inviting a contemporary audience to explore ancient stories.

This piece by C.F. John captures a moment of deep introspection and humility. The artist's work often touches on spiritual themes, and this painting's quiet, meditative quality is truly captivating.

Art can also capture simple, joyful moments. Achala Gangadhar's acrylic painting, "Striking Gilli," brings back the nostalgia of childhood games, rendered in a lively and engaging style.

This figurative piece is part of my 'Human Landscapes' collection. The artist uses a bold, symbolic color palette to create a contemplative, almost mythical scene that invites the viewer to ponder its meaning.

Artist Selvaraj A. found his way to painting through a love for classical Indian dance. You can feel that influence in the dynamic posture and fluid lines of the figure in this work.