Mirror

Abstract art conveys a great sense of depth and perspective. Depiction of life observations and experiences through art can be used as a stand in for greater thought, symbolizing not only the sublime, but also curiosity for the unknown. Staring into the soothing lines of an image that you can’t describe is one of the joys of looking at abstract art. It turns out that it's also one of the style's major benefits which has qualities that can literally change our mindsets, and prompt us to let the details of day-to-day life fall away.

Ekta sharma ia an artist from Bhopal . Her depictions of abstract forms nature are about some intellectual thought that tends to bring strong experiences of a psychological space wherein silent moments come to represent concepts rather than details. Ekta's work of art helps us tap into those feelings because it shifts our cognitive state away from concrete details towards abstract ideas. This experience effect is of something demonstrable but not measurable on how it works on our mind and soul. And the resultant effect of her art has an effect on our general cognitive state, that goes beyond how much we enjoy it, to change the way we perceive events and make decisions.

Ekta finds the universal energy as a source of inspiration for her visual language that drives her connection to the tangible references of Nature and spirit. Her art is a beautiful successful attempt to reflect the recognised universal energy within and contemplate the natural phenomena and forms. The forms and colours acquire more of an aesthetic component, being open to multiple interpretations, giving simple and artistic meaning to our activity in different roles and activities.

Ekta's abstract narration encourages her viewers to explore within themselves, which can be rewarding. It frees our brain from the dominance of reality, which allows us to access new emotional or cognitive states that are otherwise hidden from us in daily life. This process is apparently rewarding as it enables the exploration of yet undiscovered inner territories of the viewer’s mind and soul space.

write up by-

Vasanth Rao

Art critict & Curator

Sydney