Nostalgia of the Hometown
Nostalgia of the Hometown
Ranjith Raghupathy
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Size: 58 x48 Inch
Medium: Mixed media on Canvas
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Nostalgia for The Hometown, Mixed Media on Canvas, 58 x 48 inches
For the city, his city, stood unchanging on the edge of time: the same burning dry city of his nocturnal terrors and the solitary pleasures of puberty, where flowers rusted and salt corroded, where nothing had happened for four centuries except a slow aging among withered laurels and putrefying swamps. In winter sudden devastating downpours flooded the latrines and turned the streets into sickening bogs. In summer an invisible dust as harsh as red-hot chalk was blown into even the best-protected corners of the imagination by mad winds that took the roofs off the houses and carried away children through the air.
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For the city, his city, stood unchanging on the edge of time: the same burning dry city of his nocturnal terrors and the solitary pleasures of puberty, where flowers rusted and salt corroded, where nothing had happened for four centuries except a slow aging among withered laurels and putrefying swamps. In winter sudden devastating downpours flooded the latrines and turned the streets into sickening bogs. In summer an invisible dust as harsh as red-hot chalk was blown into even the best-protected corners of the imagination by mad winds that took the roofs off the houses and carried away children through the air.
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Artwork Specs
| Exact Size | 58 x48 Inch |
|---|---|
| Artist Name | Ranjith Raghupathy |
| Medium | Mixed media on Canvas |
Meet the Artist - Ranjith Raghupathy
Upon finishing my art education, I began an intense quest to find my own flair in creating figures and blending colours. ‘Red’, my first show, was an experimentative series of different shades of red - vermillion, scarlet, crimson and maroon - using acrylic on handmade paper. The experiment was figurative as well as abstract. The appreciation I had received inspired me to work on two more series, ‘Blue’ and ‘White’. ‘Blue’ used oil on canvas and predominantly had cobalt, marine, Prussian s... Read More