102 × 76cm
Mixed media on canvas
Please email artstudio.aparna@gmail.com for enquiries.
Mrida—derived from Sanskrit—means soil, earth, or clay. More than the ground beneath our feet, it embodies one of the five great elements: foundation, fertility, and the silent witness to time’s passage.
Mrida 1 is an abstract exploration of earth in its many forms—soil and clay. When observed closely, the ground reveals a spectrum of colors and textures, from subtle to striking. A visit to Mumbai and its surrounding areas, where deep volcanic soil made surrounding greens glow almost fluorescent, inspired this reflection on the overlooked beauty of earth’s shades.
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102 × 76cm
Mixed media on canvas
Please email artstudio.aparna@gmail.com for enquiries.
Mrida—derived from Sanskrit—means soil, earth, or clay. More than the ground beneath our feet, it embodies one of the five great elements: foundation, fertility, and the silent witness to time’s passage.
Mrida 1 is an abstract exploration of earth in its many forms—soil and clay. When observed closely, the ground reveals a spectrum of colors and textures, from subtle to striking. A visit to Mumbai and its surrounding areas, where deep volcanic soil made surrounding greens glow almost fluorescent, inspired this reflection on the overlooked beauty of earth’s shades.
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