Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by Narendra Jatav, Original Acrylic Abstract Painting on Paper, X-Small Horizontal Wall Art
Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by artist Narendra Jatav displayed in a Rustic Foyer
Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by artist Narendra Jatav displayed in a Museum Style gallery
Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by Narendra Jatav, Original Acrylic Abstract Painting on Paper, X-Small Horizontal Wall Art
Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by artist Narendra Jatav displayed in a Rustic Foyer
Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) by artist Narendra Jatav displayed in a Museum Style gallery

Untitled 202 (Cosmic Dance) Acrylic Abstract Painting

Sale price Rs. 18,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Abstract
Medium Acrylic
Shape Horizontal
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_268459
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Monochrome Abstraction, Geometric Forms, Ink Wash, Gestural Marks, Symbolic Fragments, Tension And Balance, Minimal Palette

In a restrained monochrome register, the composition stages a quiet struggle between geometry and impulse: a central triangular form rises like a tented sanctuary, while scattered marks and hovering arcs press against it with restless, breath-like motion. The pooled washes create a chiaroscuro of containment and release, suggesting that structure is never pure—always stained by memory, debris, and the improvisations of living. The suspended crescent and angular fragments read as half-formed symbols, as if language itself were being assembled and undone at the edges of perception, leaving the viewer in a poised state between clarity and uncertainty.

Type

Original

Size

8x11

Material

Paper

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