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Gentleman - It Has Been a Privilege Playing for You Tonight

Aditya Chadar

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A Glimpse into Aditya Chadar's Art

Discover the unique transformation of an idea into a finished masterpiece.

Contemplative Pop

Aditya Chadar (b. 1998, Indore), a rising star in the Indian art scene with a keen eye for the beauty that emerges from the unexpected. This young artist is honed by his BFA and MFA from the Government Institute of Fine Arts, Indore and has also had his work exhibited in reputed galleries like Dhoomimal Gallery, Devalalikar Kala Vithika and much more. His artistic journey began in the heart of India, where bustling cityscapes became his muse. But his artistic influences extend far beyond the concrete grid.

Urban Reverie

Imagine lush landscapes juxtaposed with towering cityscapes – these contrasting environments fuel Aditya's exploration of the human condition. He delves deep, seeking to capture the complexities of our existence – the joys that make us laugh, the struggles that test us, and the memories that make us who we are.

Intimate Depth

He takes the organized chaos of crowded places and brings it to life on a canvas. But it's not just the noise and colour, there's a hidden melody, a harmony in the crowd. Makes you wonder, where do we fit in, each of us, amidst the whirlwind? Are we just faces in the throng, or is there something more? He uses these repeating forms, leading you through the intricate layers of the world, urging you to peel back the surface and see the complexities beneath.

The Known Unknowns

Aditya has engaged in a unique practice of sketching in public spaces - a deliberate act of connecting with the raw emotions and interactions that pulsate within the human collective. This immersive experience informs his artistic process, where repetition becomes a meditative pathway towards self-discovery.

Figurative Exploration

And what emerges from this introspective practice? Primarily figures, sometimes swirling together, sometimes in neat little squares, just like the buildings that crowd our cities. It's like he's saying, "Look at us all, connected yet alone!". It surely is a powerful message, makes one think about the intricate dynamics of life that we constantly navigate in a modern city life.

Introspective Social Commentary

The recurring presence of crowds in his work transcends mere representation - it serves as a social commentary, prompting the viewer to reflect upon the rapid urbanization and its impact on human connections. Chadar's art invites introspection, urging us to contemplate the emotions and experiences that surround us, fostering a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world we inhabit.

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Shipping Charges (Limited Edition Prints):

Domestic and International Shipments: Free Delivery. Duties if any will be additional and be borne by the customer.

For Indian Shipments, we use DTDC, who has been our reliable partner over the years.

For International shipments we ship via FedEx or DHL who are reliable global partners. Duties if any will be additional and be borne by the customer.

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