Meenu Srivastav

This painting continues the visual theme of abstract, stylized birds, likely roosters, executed with a strong sense of design and texture. The composition is dynamic, featuring a downward-facing bird form with its head tucked in, suggesting a moment of rest or introspection. The dominant shapes are curved and angular, creating a sense of movement and rhythm throughout the piece.

Black and grey tones form the base structure, while vibrant, meticulously detailed patterns in red, orange, green, and blue create focal areas—especially in the wings and body. These colourful, almost textile-like sections resemble woven fabrics or printed grids, adding richness and contrast to the more subdued base tones. The red beak and wing accents introduce a sharp, energetic element that breaks the otherwise harmonious flow.

Textural variation is a key component of the work, with fine lines, cross-hatching, and repeated motifs creating depth and visual interest. Set against a plain white background, the bold form feels sculptural and iconic. Altogether, this piece merges meticulous craftsmanship with bold abstraction, continuing the artist’s compelling exploration of form, pattern, and identity through the imagery of birds.