Shubendu Sarkar 1

This watercolor painting by Subhendu Sarkar is full of movement and mystery. It shows a swirling mix of abstract human and animal shapes, painted on light-colored Japanese paper. The figures are not drawn clearly but are stretched and flowing, looking like they are dancing, twisting, or changing. Some look like people, while others seem like dragons, birds, or strange animals. Soft colors like pale pinks, blues, and blacks blend together in thin layers. Some parts look like smoke or flames, adding to the dreamlike feeling. The painting doesn’t tell a clear story but gives a strong feeling of energy.