Month: February 2012

  • Psychosomatic whirlpool

    by Nabakishore Chanda Psychosomatic whirlpool(acrylic on canvas,36”x40”,$1000)

    The figures and objects have appeared spontaneously on the canvas,through my subconscious and has surfaced with its myriad kaleidoscopic text.

  • Red pansy

    by Nabakishore Chanda Red pansy(water colour on paper,24″x16″,$450)
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    The sinless quality, the innocence and simplicity of the child become symbolized in the red pansy which sits as a brooch on her dress.

  • Winter

    by Nabakishore Chanda Winter (ink and water colour on paper,38x28cm,$225)
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    The glow leaves tht fall off the branches in winter lose their link with the source of life as the face which seems incapable of communication in this painting.

  • Urban Sisyphus

    by Nabakishore Chanda Urban Sisyphus (acrylic on canvas,30”x24”,$850)
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    Greek mythology here helps to reflect the urban man struggling upwards with the baggage of illusion, ambition and failure.

  • Vortex of Apprehension

    by Nabakishore Chanda Vortex of Apprehension:(acrylic on canvas,24″x18″,$700)
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    The whirlpool of complexities of life suck man into dread of what is and what is to be.

  • Competition

    by Nabakishore Chanda Competition: (Acrylic on canvas,26″x24″,$800)
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    Many figures and energies jostle in this painting, seeking to establish their identity and importance in space limited in extent — a picture of modern life.

  • Exposure

    by Nabakishore Chanda Exposure (Acrylic on canvas,30″x24″,$850)

    The woman’s face shows confidence in self and sense of identity et ironically a sense of past fears and indecision makes her shoulders sag. The ambiguity is touching in the portrayal of the woman.

  • Veena Badini

    by Nabakishore Chanda Veena Badini:(Acrylic on canvas,24″x30″,$800)
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    The mellifluous and gentle presence of Goddess Saraswati with her Veena is suggestive of the beauty of existence.