Sunil. 'Untitled 020308', 36" X 48", Latex based house paint, acrylic and kumkum on canvas
Sunil. 'Untitled 020208', 36" X 48", Latex based house paint, acrylic and kumkum on canvas
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What a cacophony of colours, they are lush. What is kumkum though?
Kumkum is colored tumeric powder commonly seen in India during festivals and religious occasions...
'Cacophony of colours' is right... Was having fun throwing them all over the canvas...
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