"We are all made of stardust," says Sabyasachi Gosh. His works take you to the beginning of time, which the artist interprets as a fluidity and formlessness. He depicts this formlessness in vibrant bold colours, with a technique of his own, using acrylics and oils on canvas.
The exhibition of Sabyasachi's works at the Habitat Centre, Delhi, has three distinct areas. One area contains abstracts inspired by the cosmos, and the process of creation of the universe.
The other area focuses on types of "terrain". Apart from several interesting textures, this section has many interesting compositions, like this one:
You can see two figures- one young and one old, trying to rip into this huge green textured area, and of course, the rest is up to the viewer's vivid imagination.
The third area has all sorts of interesting portraits, like this old man with his thick glasses.
There are quite a few such unique characters in this section.
The artist is based at Agra, and the exhibition showed his huge range and mastery over the medium.
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