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11th Feb.’13 –
23rd Feb.’13 : Pradarshak presents Debut Solo Exhibition of Graphic Prints by Yogesh Aadkine.
Presenting
its 4th debutante artist for 2013, gallery Pradarshak introduces Yogesh
Aadkine from Nagpur, who has been honing his skills in printmaking for the last
5-6 years.
Print
making as compared to painting is equally challenging and to a large extent
tries the visualization skills of the artist to a greater extent. Mistakes
cannot be camouflaged or worked upon. Instead, the whole process has to be
redone.
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With
global shifts in the perception and outlook on traditional printmaking, and the
growing appreciation for digital printmaking, is indeed working in favour of
this discipline of fine art.
Coming
to Yogesh Aadkine’s work, his prints are generally based on the immediate
social fabric that envelopes the artist and his lifestyle, showcasing a blend
of commonly found everyday objects accompanied by an introverted monologue. The
dialogue is underlined via a deep respect for free thinking, represented
through characteristic spaces in each print – something that the artist
politically calls, ‘breathing space’.
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“I
try to strike a balance with simple compositions. Using soft colours I draw
thick, thin, vertical, horizontal, negative and positive lines for balancing. I
mostly use raw umber, black, orange, yellow ochre, cobalt blue colours
in my work," says Yogesh.
The prints
strike a chord of intrigue with the titles guiding one to look deeper into the
treatment and rendition of the artist’s musings.
A beautiful show; more so
since the imagery is depicted through printmaking and not paintings.
Really good work. I wish the artist great success.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with Petru. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artworks !! Good Luck !!! *Cynthia
ReplyDeleteInteresting work, good luck to the artist!
ReplyDeleteVery good show!
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ReplyDeletePrintmaking as a medium for communication has its own uniqueness in the art form. The technicalities associated with the craft are what a printmaker has to learn and excel with due diligence. Yogesh Aadkine's works manifest that special skill acquired by him at a young age. His subjects are simple and have been drawn from our daily life. The tonal effects of the works are captivating. We get attracted easily. Aadkine must be complemented for his experiment with the blend of shadows and symbols handled with deft and perfection. That too captured in prints!
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