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Manisha Saini

In her paintings, Manisha merges references to urban Living, her memory encounters, object settings and vision of ways we perceive, experience interior spaces and how they actually exists that compose the fabric of her works as if becoming a self-observer. She founds a strong emotive power of geometric abstractions observing modern and conventional architectural elements concealed within an interior division inherently creative and aesthetic. Working in acrylic contributes her work with crisp separation of distinct zones on supports including wood and canvas. She represents urban landscape using intramurals scenes, Windows, Still life objects.

At present her partially abstract rendering of these subjects explores an asymmetrical stability coordinating mutual interaction using solid colours. She emphasis on patterns and forms, ordering hard edged lines structured upon flattening out the planes of surface in her compositions.

The framework of her process penetrates with trials and a systematic gradual evolution of outcome. However, her painting articulates visual entangle and activate perfect alignment offering a satisfying demonstration in controlled force into fascinating spatial puzzle of vertical and horizontal planes. Remarkable artists, Ruth Root, Patrick Caulfield, Richard Diebenkorn provides her working with a welcome scope of influences.