Atul Dodiya

Untitled - V, 202145.7 x 33cmSign in to view price

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The artwork features a monochromatic, almost ghostly composition. Blurred and abstracted shapes in shades of gray evoke a sense of ethereality, with two prominent mushroom-like forms emerging from the hazy background. The overall style conveys a dreamlike, atmospheric quality, suggesting a focus on the ephemeral and the transient. The artist's intention may have been to explore themes of fragility, the natural world, or the subconscious through this minimalist yet evocative visual language. ...

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Artist

Atul Dodiya

B.1959, Indian

Born in 1959 in Mumbai, Atul Dodiya trained at the Sir J.J. School of Art, 1982, and École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, 1991–92, and is widely considered one of India’s most significant artists.