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Unsung Lullaby (2009)Mixed-media painting by Rudra Kishore Mandal
34.29 x 52.07cm (unframed)
£950.35
Original artwork description
No one hears them weep, or rather sees their silent tears as they will themselves to sleep, to get lost in their dreams and shut out the chaos and high emotional drama playing outside the safety of their bed room door! The screams and moans become hard rock lullabies playing in a constant loop! Language crosses the barrier of decency! Such are the nights, spent in anxiety and escapism, of the rising number of children belonging to families which are defunct, abusive and riddled with domestic violence! The parents don’t notice anything because they are too busy with their egos, clashing! Their child becomes just another reason to hang on to a failed marriage, more of a curse than a gift. Fuses are running short, tempers are soaring! Compromise has become synonymous to love! I wonder, what kind of adult human beings are these children going to grow up into? Will they be able to love others? Will they grow up to be responsible and tolerant? Will they be able to build lasting bonds of family and friends? Will they ever grow up at all? Will they ever have a childhood, to begin with? This artwork is an ode to all those children who have been victims of broken families, abuse and non existent childhood. I have used water color wash on handmade paper and drawn in the details with a pen using waterproof ink.
NOTE: Custom duty fee if any is payable by the buyer. Different Countries have different rules and regulations for packages being shipped in and the Custom duty fee varies as well. Such fees are not included in the shipping cost.
Materials used:
Watercolor wash and pen drawing with waterproof ink on handmade paper
Details:
- Mixed-media painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 34.29 x 52.07cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#anthropomorphic#family#surreal art#thought provoking#abuse#violence#pen drawing#social critique#watercolor and
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Original artwork description
No one hears them weep, or rather sees their silent tears as they will themselves to sleep, to get lost in their dreams and shut out the chaos and high emotional drama playing outside the safety of their bed room door! The screams and moans become hard rock lullabies playing in a constant loop! Language crosses the barrier of decency! Such are the nights, spent in anxiety and escapism, of the rising number of children belonging to families which are defunct, abusive and riddled with domestic violence! The parents don’t notice anything because they are too busy with their egos, clashing! Their child becomes just another reason to hang on to a failed marriage, more of a curse than a gift. Fuses are running short, tempers are soaring! Compromise has become synonymous to love! I wonder, what kind of adult human beings are these children going to grow up into? Will they be able to love others? Will they grow up to be responsible and tolerant? Will they be able to build lasting bonds of family and friends? Will they ever grow up at all? Will they ever have a childhood, to begin with? This artwork is an ode to all those children who have been victims of broken families, abuse and non existent childhood. I have used water color wash on handmade paper and drawn in the details with a pen using waterproof ink.
NOTE: Custom duty fee if any is payable by the buyer. Different Countries have different rules and regulations for packages being shipped in and the Custom duty fee varies as well. Such fees are not included in the shipping cost.
Materials used:
Watercolor wash and pen drawing with waterproof ink on handmade paper
Details:
- Mixed-media painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 34.29 x 52.07cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#anthropomorphic#family#surreal art#thought provoking#abuse#violence#pen drawing#social critique#watercolor and