Ganesh Pyne Indian, 1937-2013
Untitled
Pen and Ink on Paper
10 1/4 x 8 1/4 in.
26.2 x 21.1 cm
26.2 x 21.1 cm
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These small scribbles on the graph paper show the constant churning of the mind, the emerging fleeting thoughts, and Pyne’s sheer control over them. The drawings are quickly made and...
These small scribbles on the graph paper show the constant churning of the mind, the emerging fleeting thoughts, and Pyne’s sheer control over them. The drawings are quickly made and quite often remain unfinished, showing us the artist’s certain decisive stance and how he wants to dissolve the distinction between the complete and the incomplete and let these pockets open for varied interpretations. These drawings can also be seen as the artist's introspection taking form.