Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by Arvind Dubey, Original Acrylic Contemporary Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by artist Arvind Dubey displayed in a Traditional Reception Area
Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by artist Arvind Dubey displayed in a Contemporary gallery
Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by Arvind Dubey, Original Acrylic Contemporary Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by artist Arvind Dubey displayed in a Traditional Reception Area
Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) by artist Arvind Dubey displayed in a Contemporary gallery

Untitled 10 (Donkey and Zebras) Acrylic Contemporary Painting

Sale price Rs. 140,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Contemporary
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_161446
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Surreal Figurative, Patterned Textiles, Animal Hybrid, Symmetry, Ritual Pageantry, Red-Gold Palette, Identity Mask

A ceremonial tableau unfolds with almost icon-like symmetry: a crimson, donkey-headed figure presides at the center, framed by a chorus of zebra bodies whose repeating stripes become both ornament and enclosure. Against a cool, patterned ground, the saturated reds and golds read as a crown of contested authority—pageantry that dazzles even as it hints at performance, disguise, and the fragile mechanics of power. The rope-like band and heart motifs stitch the assembly together like a public ritual of belonging, yet the figures’ anonymity and mask-like faces suggest a society rehearsing identity rather than inhabiting it. In this interplay of meticulous patterning and theatrical color, the work quietly asks whether sovereignty is earned, inherited, or simply staged.

Type

Original

Size

48x36

Material

Canvas

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