AKHILESH (1956)
PORTRAIT OF A LANDSCAPE (TRIPTYCH)) (GROUP OF THREE)
Signed and DatedSigned by Artist twice and Inscribed "Akhilesh 89/Portrait of a Landscape" (On the Reverse)
Present owner acquired this art work in 2008 from Triveda Art Auction. (27th Feb. 2008, Lot 93).
Year: 1989
Image size: 49.5 x 49 cm (19.4 x 19.2 Inches)
Frame size: 63.5 x 62.8 cm (25 x 24.7 Inches)
Akhilesh's triptych blends abstract patterns and colors inspired by the folk and tribal traditions of Madhya Pradesh, while breaking free from their rigid forms. The flowing lines and dynamic use of color evoke an organic feel, reinterpreting traditional motifs in a modern, emotional context. By merging structured lines with fluidity, the artist creates a tension between form and freedom, conveying deep, visceral emotions.
The triptych stands out through its subtle presence, not loud strokes or dramatic gestures. The canvases appear as patchworks of beginnings and fragments, seemingly unfinished, yet carrying an unspoken completeness. The delicate, flowing lines melt into the canvas, refusing confinement, creating a sense of movement and evolution. The work seems both in progress and whole, suspended in between.
For the casual observer, it may seem elusive or incomplete, but for the patient viewer, it unfolds slowly and profoundly. The familiarity of the lines, shapes, and colours is not new, yet Akhilesh's translation of these elements makes them feel unique like a hidden emotional language waiting to be discovered.
This painting does not rush to tell its story; it invites the viewer to linger, to live within its space, and to let its lines and colors seep into their consciousness. It is not finished nor incomplete simply a moment in the process of becoming, caught eternally between beginning and end.
Provenance : Collection of a Gentleman
About Artist
Akhilesh (B. 1956)
He was born in Indore in 1956, comes from a family with strong artistic roots, as his father was an art teacher in Madhya Pradesh. Despite his initial resistance to becoming an artist, Akhilesh's passion for art grew…...Read More
These works are in good condition.
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