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| Artist: Trupti Joshi |
“Second Self” Paintings Exhibition by Contemporary artist Trupti Joshi in Jehangir,Life’s experiences and impressions left by all that happens around us continues to inspire my artistic journey.
My visual compositions ‘Second Self’ speak about our shadows that are a constant reminders of who we are. No matter what we do, where we go, our shadow always remains true to us.
On an otherwise blank canvas, they add a dimension unknown to the subject. At times, what we are is reflected by the shadow that often creates an intriguing dimension, representing us in the unpredictable form (s) /strengths in response to a certain situation or stimuli.
This particular series appreciates a deep connection with self whilst depicting forms highlighted with textures and strokes. In this series, pots symbolise humans and shadows are their inner self and strengths.
In my paintings, shadows are in fact a “positive space” and not “negative space” so to say.As an artist I intend to simplify things, and try to see the innocent version of people and objects around me.
Series of artworks:
"THE GRACEFUL GODDESS"
Spirit of ecstasy, is truly an ever evolving symbol of success. An eclectic series of the timeless classic, vintage Rolls Royce cars. This series emerged as a consequence of my desire to paint an object of exquisite craftsmanship that glorified & revolutionised Engineering excellence in motorised vehicles.
As an artist I admire the simple yet bold lines and design of these masterpieces.
"Chappal "
(Basic footwear) Slippers represent simplicity of life.This series reflects various aspects, connected to our lives; they (slippers) transparently convey the story of existence, struggles and achievements of an individual.
"Tribal"
Based on Tribal figures and motifs related to tribal lifestyles. I have always found myself attracted towards everything that inspires a feeling of unquestionable regard for nature and how the tribals are not only closest to nature or how their life revolves around nurturing and protecting the nature’s creations (all forms of life).
Their lullabies and poems, songs and stories, their joy and pain, everything acknowledges the superior Nature, a higher deity that they respect and humbly bow to this omnipresent loving source of life.
Trupti Joshi, born & brought up in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, graduated in Fine Arts (Painting) year 2004 from the prestigious GIFA.Currently, she is based in Vadodara, Gujarat.
VENUE: Jehangir Art Gallery, 161-B, M.G. Road,
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400 001, Timing: 11am to 7pm, Contact: +91 9769488503
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