Monday, 24 September 2018


Antaraal
Space in Between


What is abstract?
That which is not tangible is abstract. (Shabdakalpadrumah)
That which is not seen by eyes or experienced by other senses is abstract.
How can any artwork or painting be abstract? It may not have known form or color; it is tangible on the canvas.

Entire world is tangible, what then is abstract in it?

I give sentence for her
 to make appearance,
She leaves space for me
                           to submerge...
                                                 ('Wah', Udayan Vajpeyi,trans.by the poet)

There lies a space between word and meaning. Is abstraction there?
Is it primarily a figure of language?

Do the paintings of Anil Gayakwad give birth to thoughts in your minds?
There lies the mystery of their abstraction.

                                                                                                                       Sangeeta Gundecha

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