Formal Elements
The lines in the painting are neither sharp nor blurry; it is kind of stable. The shapes of the objects are not geometric but are organic. There are no patterns and textures. The shapes are neither complex nor simple, they are harmonized. Well one can say that the texture involved in this painting might be plain; but on seeing it closely it shows realism. The scale is naturalistic i.e. they do not seem to be larger or smaller than usual. This work is one of the kinds and it is not in series. There is no sort of abstractions in this portrait of “glow of hope”.
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