I am from a small village in Uttarakhand, where people's livelihood is generated through farming and they produce grains only for their daily needs and so that they can run their families. Only produce and those people have emotion and attachment to their old farming Regarding tools and those people are mentally connected to it. They were fulfill their basic needs from using these Traditional tools
Size: 24x30 inches
Meet the Artist
BFA(2020) and MVA(2022): Specialized in painting from Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun. My paintings focus on farming practices in Uttarakhand, highlighting the socio-cultural aspects. I use farming tools as symbols to represent the strength and resilience of the hill people. My connection to this subject comes from my grandparents who relied on farming. Despite the younger generation abandoning farming, the older generation remains emotionally attached to their land and traditional tools. I capture this emotional bond using jute fabric as canvas and integrating found objects. The connection between the people of Uttarakhand and their land is a major inspiration for my work.
Artwork Specs
| Size | 24x30 inches |
|---|---|
| Medium | Mix Media on Jute |
| Artwork Care | Do not wash |
| Packaging Details | Box packing, Bubble wrap |
