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Waves at dusk (2026) Original Ink Drawing by Sumit Mehndiratta

76.2 x 152.4 x 2.54cm (framed)

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£1,200

Set of six drawings 30x42 cms each. Each drawing is framed individually in a white wooden frame with white matting inside, all six pieces ready to hang.
Rhythmic energy defines this 2026 composition. Blue lines surge across the surface in undulating waves. The movement feels organic yet precise. A calculated grid of grey and white rectangles anchors the fluid motion. This contrast creates a tension between structure and freedom. The artist employs acrylic and Indian ink to achieve sharp, consistent strokes. Each curve suggests a sonic frequency or a liquid current. The minimalism of the palette emphasizes the complexity of the line. This artwork explores the balance between impulse and geometry. It reflects a commitment to experimentation through custom tools and techniques. The gaze follows the sweeping arcs from one quadrant to the next. The result is a meditative visual experience. It blends mathematical precision with an intuitive sense of flow.

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Indian ink and acrylic paint

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Set of six drawings 30x42 cms each. Each drawing is framed individually in a white wooden frame with white matting inside, all six pieces ready to hang.
Rhythmic energy defines this 2026 composition. Blue lines surge across the surface in undulating waves. The movement feels organic yet precise. A calculated grid of grey and white rectangles anchors the fluid motion. This contrast creates a tension between structure and freedom. The artist employs acrylic and Indian ink to achieve sharp, consistent strokes. Each curve suggests a sonic frequency or a liquid current. The minimalism of the palette emphasizes the complexity of the line. This artwork explores the balance between impulse and geometry. It reflects a commitment to experimentation through custom tools and techniques. The gaze follows the sweeping arcs from one quadrant to the next. The result is a meditative visual experience. It blends mathematical precision with an intuitive sense of flow.

Materials used:

Indian ink and acrylic paint

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As a self-taught multi-disciplinary artist, Sumit Mehndiratta has found his way into the art world as a prolific artist working since 2009. He has worked with online art galleries and... Read more

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