Lysergic Da(y)ze by Varsha Kumar
Varsha Kumar is a Bangalore based artist whose extremely detailed and delicate works are explorations of inner consciousness. By drowning out the world with multiple sensory triggers the artist attempts to enter a temporary zen state, and subsequently deploys various auto drawing techniques, letting the ink flow to create the work. By giving up control, the artist plays the role of a vessel, simply presenting what resides within.
Varsha will be an in-gallery resident at Method Kala Ghoda for a period of 3 weeks. The residency will present some finished works, but will primarily serve as a window to the process of the artist. From drawing inspiration from her surrounding, other art, literature, meditation, and life in itself, the walls serve as idea maps. On view are works in progress that will be presented as finished at some point in the future.
Dates : Saturday, 16th July - Sunday, 7th August 2022
Show Location : https://g.page/MethodKalaGhoda
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Title : Formation Void - Creation of a Black Hole (Set of 4) Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on Canson 120 gsm paper. Size: 5" X 5" each (Set of 4) |
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Title : Orbit, Absorb and Manifest, Origins Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on 180 gsm paper Size: 5.5" x 5", 3.5" x 3.5", 3.5" x 3.5" |
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Title : Untitled Medium: White ink on black card stock paper Size: 4.5" x 4.5" |
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Title : Trip Medium : Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on Bristol paper Size : 9" x 9" |
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Title : In the eye of the storm II Medium : Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink and gold leaf on Canson 300 gsm paper Size : 20" X 20" |
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Title : In the eye of the storm I Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink and ballpoint pen on Canson 300 gsm paper. Size: 20" X 20" |
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Title : In the eye of the storm III Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink and ballpoint pen on Canson 300 gsm paper. Size: 20" X 20" |
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Title : Opium Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on 300 gsm paper Size: 18" x 18" Buy Now |
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Title : Phosphenes Medium: White ink on black card stock paper Size: 9"x 9" |
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Title : Helix Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on 300 gsm paper Size: 6"x 6" art on 8"x 8" paper |
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Title : Mitosis Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on 300 gsm paper Size: 6" x 8" |
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Title : Ophelia Medium: Rotring archival ink with Rotring isograph 0.1 and 0.2 on 180gsm fabriano paper Size: 24" x 24" |
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Title: Finding beauty in negative spaces 2 Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on strathmore Bristol paper Size: 3.5" x 3.5" |
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Title : Tan 1 Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on strathmore tan paper Size: 4.25" x 5.75" |
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Title : Tan 2 Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on strathmore tan paper Size: 4.25" x 5.75" |
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Title : In a galaxy far, far away Medium: White ink on black card stock paper Size: 9"x 9" |
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Title : Lysergic Currents VIII Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 4" x 6" |
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Title : Lysergic Currents VII Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 4" x 6" |
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Title : Lysergic Currents II Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 4" x 6" |
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Title : Lysergic Currents III Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 4" x 6" |
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Title : Lysergic Currents (Set of 4) Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 4" x 6" each |
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Title : Lysergic Currents (Set of 4) Medium: Rotring isograph 0.1 pen with rotring archival ink on paper. Size: 6" x 4" each |
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Title : All Blue Medium: Ink and ballpoint pen in 300gsm paper Size: 20" x 20" |
The Artist :
Varsha Kumar is a Bangalore based artist whose extremely detailed and delicate works are explorations of inner consciousness. By drowning out the world with multiple sensory triggers the artist attempts to enter a temporary zen state, and subsequently deploys various auto drawing techniques, letting the ink flow to create the work. By giving up control, the artist plays the role of a vessel, simply presenting what resides within.