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Dewy Eyes Painting

Harsh Loomba

India

Painting, Acrylic on Other

Size: 16 W x 20 H x 0.2 D in

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About The Artwork

"And no dews blur our eyes... To see the peach-bloom come in evening skies." these words describe the feel of the artwork very well. Harsh is inspired by Nature exploring shapes – especially circles and spirals, which are the age-old intuitive symbol of spiritual development and our identity with the universe. As ‘re-volution’ or ‘re-evolution’, the spiral progression is symbolic of the transpersonal route to that higher level of consciousness. Paralleling these inner movements of the psyche which indicate the transformative and the integrative are movements in physical space – the Five Elements. Her recent works are highly intuitive and metaphysical in nature. One may see through many layers which results in a multi dimensional view. It’s a process which she invented and intending to carry on exploring the philosophical questions of “The Ultimate Truth” and “Search for the Unknown”.

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Painting:Acrylic on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16 W x 20 H x 0.2 D in

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Born in Kolkata, India in 1970. Had an affinity for Art since the very childhood. Won a number of awards including an award in the "Shankar's International Children's Competition" in 1983. Worked at "Triveni kala Sangam", New Delhi, under the guidance of Shobha & eminent painter Rameshwar Broota for 3 years. Started her career as a painter while studying in the Govt. College Of Art, Chandigarh with a successful award winning participation in Annual Photo exhibition and by displaying 'Moonlit demure'a lino-cut graphic work in the first year of college in 1989. Did illustration & designing work for the books "The India its Culture and its People" & "Bulbul". She was then awarded scholarship to study Fine Arts in Moscow State College of Art n.a V.I Surikov, Moscow, Russia in 1989. Completed the seven years Degree course specializinfg in "Oil Painting" and held exhibitions while studying. Represented India in the International Art workshop "Interplenair '95" in Divnogorsk and Krasnoyarsk and exhibited her works in the expositions following it in Siberia and Moscow along with many other renowned Russian and South-Asian country Artists like Jatin Dass, Vitaly Popov, Chen Kejana, H.Kaikhara etc. One of her Silk Batik work is in the collection of the Surikov Atr Museum in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. Developed a neoteric style of painting combining the Realistic and abstract forms. Displayed works exhibit symbolism. The drawings are a blend of emotions, thoughts and moods all depicted colorfully on the canvas. The artist is highly inspired by Salvador Dali's work. Women in Harsh's paintings are usually expressive, real and unreal at the same time. She is a romantic by nature, and as she says, she tries to create new type of women. Her maiden's may seem to some as ghostly figures from folk-tales of the middle ages, or like hearthen Goddesses. But to her these ethereal beings represent souls surrounded by the philosophical questions of the "The Ultimate Truth" and "Search for Love".

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