Ashokan, Capital, From the series The Indian Emergency, 197638.1 x 27.94cmPrice on Request
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Material
graphite, brush, pen and ink on paper
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.
This haunting charcoal drawing depicts a surreal and unsettling sculpture-like form. The prominent features are the jagged, sharp-toothed black shape atop a tall, tapered pedestal. The overall composition is striking, with the dark, angular creature contrasting against the lighter, textured background. The artist employs bold, expressive strokes to capture a sense of tension and unease. This surreal, fantastical work likely reflects the artist's exploration of the subconscious and the darker, primal elements of the human experience. ...
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