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The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Acid Free Paper, X-Small Horizontal Wall Art
The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Elegant Library
The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Curated gallery
The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Acid Free Paper, X-Small Horizontal Wall Art
The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Elegant Library
The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Curated gallery

The Birth Of Zero (Equine Enigma) Mixed Media Fantasy Painting

Sale price Rs. 10,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Fantasy
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Horizontal
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_41
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Surrealism, Spectatorship, Fence Motif, Horse Figure, Organic Form, Patterned Light, Vulnerability

This surreal tableau hinges on a single, impossible form—an enormous, porous pod laid like a relic across a striped ground—its honeyed oranges and chilled blues vibrating as if the object were simultaneously organic, geological, and wounded. Around it, the crowd compresses into a muffled frieze behind a dark fence, their anonymity contrasted with the intimate proximity of the horse and the cropped human torso, suggesting a spectacle where empathy is contained and observation becomes complicity. Light and pattern do not merely describe surfaces; they fracture space into competing realities, turning the scene into an allegory of public curiosity circling private vulnerability. The work reads as a meditation on how bodies—animal, human, or symbolic—are exhibited, guarded, and consumed by collective attention.

Type

Original

Size

9x10

Material

Acid Free Paper

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