| Title | “Riding the Rural Rhythm” |
| Medium | Acrylic on paper |
| Size | 3/2 |
| Description | The painting depicts a whimsical and imaginative scene of a person riding on a bullock cart. The bullock cart is being pulled by two gray bulls standing on a dirt path. The person sitting on the cart is wearing a pink head wrap, a white sleeveless top, and green shorts. They are holding a stick in their hand, likely used to guide the bulls. A notable element in the painting is a large, intricately designed blue wheel overlaying the bullock cart. The wheel seems to have a mandala-like design with various patterns and symbols etched into it. In the background, there are trees with green leaves lining the path, and a body of water is visible on the left side of the painting under a light blue sky. The overall atmosphere of the painting is peaceful and evokes a sense of a rural or countryside setting, possibly in India given the context. The use of colors and the depiction of the bullock cart reflect traditional Indian elements. |
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