• Untitled by Linesh Desai - Method
  • Untitled by Linesh Desai - Method
  • Untitled by Linesh Desai - Method
  • Untitled by Linesh Desai - Method

    Untitled by Linesh Desai

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    An original photograph by Linesh Desai.

    Linesh Desai’s photograph of a paintbrush, captured in a moody greyscale, takes a simple, discarded object and elevates it to something almost sacred. It’s not just a brush; it’s a weathered survivor—a relic of artistic labor that holds the weight of countless creations. Desai’s lens turns this everyday tool into an icon of the artist’s unspoken struggle, each detail framed in the subdued, textured tones of greyscale film.

    The bristles, ragged and splayed, stand as silent witnesses to the brush’s past life, embedded with dried paint, mistakes, and moments of brilliance. The handle, scarred and misshapen, tells a story of persistence. The choice of greyscale too, is no accident—it gives the image a melancholic, almost ghostly quality, where every shade whispers of exhaustion and resilience.

     Size

    21" x 30", Edition of 10

    Medium Film photography. Digital print on archival paper.
    Framing Unframed
    Year 2024
    Editions Limited Edition
    Certificate of Authenticity Included
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      Linesh Desai

      Linesh R Desai is a visual artist based out of Bombay. Having studied graphic design, he started by working at an advertising agency and eventually took up cinematography. He has been actively working in the field for the past 6 years. As a photographer, his practice stems from observing the world around him, rather than anything else. A daily exercise in “seeing”, his photographs are more visually driven rather than conceptually driven. For him, his work is more process oriented rather result oriented. More instinct, less thought; like a shooting a film before writing a script.

      Past Exhibitions

      • 2024 | Portrait Of A Time (Group Show) | Method Kala Ghoda
      • 2021 | Oblivious (Solo) | Method Bandra