- Sumit Mehndiratta
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Pop orange (2026) Original Charcoal Drawing by Sumit Mehndiratta
55.88 x 76.2cm (unframed)
£800
Original artwork description
Energy pulses through this dynamic composition. The artist employs a bold, rhythmic approach to abstraction. White ribbons of precise lines wind across the canvas in a fluid dance. These concentric curves create a powerful sense of three-dimensional movement. They coil and overlap, suggesting a spring under tension or a rushing current of air.
The background glows with a vibrant, saturated orange. This warm hue pushes the cool white forms forward, enhancing the optical vibration of the piece. Deep shadows underline the curves, grounding the ethereal lines in a physical space.
Every stroke reflects a commitment to experimentation. The precision of the linear patterns contrasts with the organic flow of the overall shape. It is a study of balance between mathematical rigor and impulsive grace. The resulting artwork captures a moment of suspended motion. The gaze follows the swirling trajectory from the top edge down to the sharp, architectural finish at the base.
Materials used:
Marker and acrylic paint
Details:
- Charcoal drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 55.88 x 76.2cm (unframed)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
Energy pulses through this dynamic composition. The artist employs a bold, rhythmic approach to abstraction. White ribbons of precise lines wind across the canvas in a fluid dance. These concentric curves create a powerful sense of three-dimensional movement. They coil and overlap, suggesting a spring under tension or a rushing current of air.
The background glows with a vibrant, saturated orange. This warm hue pushes the cool white forms forward, enhancing the optical vibration of the piece. Deep shadows underline the curves, grounding the ethereal lines in a physical space.
Every stroke reflects a commitment to experimentation. The precision of the linear patterns contrasts with the organic flow of the overall shape. It is a study of balance between mathematical rigor and impulsive grace. The resulting artwork captures a moment of suspended motion. The gaze follows the swirling trajectory from the top edge down to the sharp, architectural finish at the base.
Materials used:
Marker and acrylic paint
Details:
- Charcoal drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 55.88 x 76.2cm (unframed)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative






