Padmini

The sculpture in question draws inspiration from two distinct sources: prehistoric art and the 16th-century musical instrument known as the base viol. The female form, in particular, serves as a primary source of influence. In my work, I have endeavored to maintain simplicity and serenity. The concept under discussion functions as a reminder of our past and, at the same time, serves as a catalyst for our consideration of the future. This phenomenon is indicative of the convergence of Eastern and Western cultural and intellectual traditions. The sculpture was cast in bronze through the utilization of conventional bronze-age techniques, amalgamating elements of artistic and musical composition.