LINOCUT ART
Linocut, a printmaking technique that involves carving a design into linoleum, has been a passion and medium of expression for Eeshita for years.
About linocut art:
Linocut art is a form of printmaking where the artist carves a design into a sheet of linoleum. The carved linoleum is then inked, and paper is pressed onto the inked linoleum, transferring the carved design onto the paper. This process creates bold, graphic images with a unique texture and character.
Eeshita’s Approach:
Eeshita’s linocut art is a reflection of her deep connection with nature and human emotions. Her intricate designs and careful carving techniques result in stunning pieces that capture the essence of her subjects. From wildlife to human figures, Eeshita’s linocut prints are a testament to her skill and creativity.
PAINTING
Semi-Sculptural Artwork:
Semi-sculptural artwork represents a fascinating intersection between traditional sculpture and more conventional two-dimensional art forms. Unlike traditional sculptures that are fully three-dimensional and freestanding, semi-sculptural pieces are not confined to flat surfaces like canvases but instead possess varying degrees of depth and dimensionality. This allows me to explore spatial concepts and create engaging, dynamic compositions that interact with the surrounding space in unique ways.
One of the defining features of semi-sculptural artwork is its multidimensionality. These pieces often incorporate elements that extend beyond the confines of a traditional frame,l.This multidimensional quality adds a sense of depth and presence to the artwork, blurring the lines between sculpture and painting.
Textures play a crucial role in semi-sculptural art, adding tactile and visual interest to the piece. This interplay of textures adds depth and complexity to the artwork, inviting viewers to explore the piece through both sight and touch.
Shapes also play a significant role in semi-sculptural art. I often experiment with different shapes and forms, creating visually arresting compositions that challenge traditional notions of space and form, creating a sense of movement and energy that draws the viewer in.
Semi-sculptural artwork offers a compelling blend of traditional sculptural techniques and innovative approaches to space, form, and texture. By breaking free from the constraints of flat surfaces, these pieces open up new possibilities for artistic expression, inviting viewers to engage with art in exciting and immersive ways.
