The Symbol Of Youth by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Paper, Small Vertical Wall Art
The Symbol Of Youth by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Contemporary Bedroom
The Symbol Of Youth by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Modern gallery
Mithun Dasgupta's painting 'The Symbol Of Youth' displayed in a modern living room setting
Mithun Dasgupta's 'The Symbol Of Youth' Painting visualized above a sofa in a contemporary room
The Symbol Of Youth by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Paper, Small Vertical Wall Art
The Symbol Of Youth by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Contemporary Bedroom
The Symbol Of Youth by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Modern gallery
Mithun Dasgupta's painting 'The Symbol Of Youth' displayed in a modern living room setting
Mithun Dasgupta's 'The Symbol Of Youth' Painting visualized above a sofa in a contemporary room

The Symbol Of Youth Mixed Media Fantasy Painting

Sale price Rs. 12,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Fantasy
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_48
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Monochrome, Collage Aesthetic, Figurative, Gender Performance, Classical Reference, Erotic Tension, Fragmented Space

Rendered in stark monochrome, the figure stands like a contemporary David—poised between classical ideal and deliberate provocation—where lingerie-like linework becomes both ornament and critique, tracing power as something worn and performed. The fractured, collage-like background splices body into body and space into plane, suggesting a mediated gaze in which identity is assembled from fragments, repetitions, and echoes. Light skims the musculature with sculptural clarity, yet the surrounding abrasion and layering complicate any easy heroism, turning the scene into an inquiry about gendered display, vulnerability, and control.

Type

Original

Size

18x12

Material

Paper

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