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The Seed of Creation

Divyendu Anand

2021 • India

28(L)x43(H)x15(D)in

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Divyendu Anand

India

Artist highlights

Experienced Artist
Art Fair Participant
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Artwork details

Medium : Resin, Bronze Without Stand
Dimensions : Length: 28in, Height: 43in, Depth: 15in
Edition : All editions sold (9 / 9)
Artist's proof : 1
Hors commerce : 9

About this artwork

Medium : Metal Skin over Composite of Stone, Glass and Polyester Resin, Black Granite
Finish : Protective Wax Coating over Patinated Bronze

The quest to know the 'Unknown' has been part of Anand's artistic endeavour.
Growing up, the artist has been intrigued by how huge trees emanate out of tiny seeds.
The artwork 'The Seed of Life' is an attempt to search for the origin of the tree, something beyond the world of senses, the state of pure awareness.…

Divyendu's works are imbued with exoteric as well esoteric sensibilities that seamlessly bridges the gap between ephemeral and eternal.

To him, the material of the execution is immaterial as long as the artwork does its job of evoking deep sense of belonging, of freedom and bliss.

Divyendu Anand

India

Credentials

Experienced Artist
Art Fair Participant
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« Life is an unbroken flow of joy that I attempt to express through my art. »

Divyendu Anand is a sculptor based in India whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. He believes that knowingly and unknowingly, humans seek the infinite and transcendental. The quest to "know unknown forms" is the basis for Anand's works. For him, the medium of creation must be as malleable as possible to give form to his creativity. The material is immaterial, as long as it evokes a sense of freedom and bliss.

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Divyendu Anand

The Seed of Creation

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