It seems that the life of the artist can be compared to  a butterfly. It emerges as a worm, crawls unnoticed for some  and then hibernates in a pupa. After a short period of dormancy, the pupa splits and emerges as a colorful butterfly. It flits spreading its color to attract beholders and fall down

RAMACHANDRAN MACHINGAL

6.	Inequality and heterogeneity in determining the relationship between male and female varies from society to society. Traditional beliefs and certain practices are often influenced by it. But most of the communities, except for some tribes, impose unwritten rules which are based on male-centered concepts and which must be followed. A civilized society should be ready for this to be corrected. This painting is formed out of some such thoughts. 

Acrylic on canvas

Painting

Body

Contemporary

Culture

Fantasy

This painting is an attempt to depict the antagonistic relationship between the hunter and the prey through the expression of wild life. Here the tiger makes a fun pastime of killing its prey for its own life. Along with the urge to sate the hunger, the helplessness evident in the prey's grasp also gives the hunter new energy and vigor. This painting is a tribute  for human victims.



Animals

Environment

Landscape

Modern

A mirror deceives the eyes of men and at the same time reflects the truth. The sides of our pre-image are an honest reflection of ourselves, whether we see them left-right or vice-versa. This can be seen as a philosophical issue. Society tends to argue about truth as being right in one view and wrong in another. What I am trying to ask here is the complex question of what is the true identity of a woman.

Portrait

Women

Female

Expression

It is not for nothing that environmentalists campaign that if there is another world war, it will be over clean water. Year-on-year increase in global temperature, depletion of ozone layer, climate change, unexpected floods, rising ocean temperatures, unpredictable changes in monsoons are many things that worry the future. A thought that this earth is not only for man is very relevant. World wars over water are not far away if humans do not yet adopt a life style based on inhumanity.

Interior

Nature

1.	The bamboo forest and the tribal woman mark the people and trees that are cruelly marginalized from the decorative focal points of public society. Through this painting, we are trying to say that this earth is not only for humans and that the human race should have a non-human humanity. A style of painting method is that mixes conceptual style and realism at the same time.

Figurative

In a poor country like India, the majority of women                                                                suffering from poverty since childhood. They are forced to do child labor. Those who get married before  adulthood and fall into more poverty with their children, have the misfortune of having to live as wage laborers until death. This painting is an attempt to get a glimpse of the miserable life of such people. A new method of shading is done in acrylic.

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