Expression of sadness - I
- Artist
- A.Mishra
- Date
- c.2020
- Style
- Abstract art
- Genre
- Abstract
"Expression of sadness - I" is a poignant artwork that masterfully combines charcoal techniques with elements of abstract art and abstract forms to evoke deep emotion. The painting subtly references the Indian cultural symbolism of Babul, a term denoting a father's affection and the poignant separation when a daughter leaves her paternal home, often expressed in Bollywood songs. The use of charcoal lends a raw, textured quality, emphasizing the overwhelming sadness and the complex layers of parental love and separation reflected through abstract expressions.
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