Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by Sarang Singla, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, X-Large Horizontal Wall Art
Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by artist Sarang Singla displayed in a Contemporary Family Room
Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by artist Sarang Singla displayed in a Indian Art gallery
Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by Sarang Singla, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, X-Large Horizontal Wall Art
Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by artist Sarang Singla displayed in a Contemporary Family Room
Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) by artist Sarang Singla displayed in a Indian Art gallery

Concert 2014 (Harmony in Gold) Acrylic Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Acrylic
Shape Horizontal
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Mosaic Texture, Warm Ochres, Figurative Duo, Flute Music, Childhood Reverie, Ritual Exchange, Earthen Palette

Rendered in a tessellated, mosaic-like brushwork, the scene turns two simplified figures into glowing emblems—children suspended in a shared breath as their flutes meet like a bridge between selves. The warm ochres and honeyed golds dissolve the background into an earthen field, so that sound feels almost visible, rising as a quiet radiance rather than a literal note. Their mirrored gestures—one kneeling, one seated, faces softened into near-masks—suggest music as intimacy and exchange: a ritual of listening where innocence becomes a language more enduring than speech.

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Original

Size

48x58

Material

Canvas

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