Flute Player (Flute Player and Gopis) Serigraphs Figurative Painting

Three figures, compressed into an intimate vertical embrace, form a quiet theatre of devotion and companionship where gesture becomes language—hands poised in blessing, greeting, and soft restraint. The artist’s flat, velvety fields of indigo, saffron, and vermilion are edged with lyrical linework and ornament, turning fabric, jewelry, and skin into rhythmic bands that pulse like music across the surface. Against the cool, open backdrop, their darkened faces read as masks of inwardness—simultaneously private and iconic—suggesting that identity here is carried less by portrait likeness than by shared ritual and presence. The flute’s diagonal note threads through the group, binding them in a single breath, as if sound itself is the unseen architecture holding the scene together.