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I  have been working on a new series of paintings called the headless Series. The works are a continuation of my exploration of tension that runs between the human figures and between a the humans and the pace around them. The Headless-ness adds to the anonimity of the nature of subject. Hence subduing any form of direct storytelling. Its just composition.

Hi guys,
heres a comic that I have been working on for a past few months.I hope you like and your critiques are most welcome.
I hope you dig.

GRAFITEE
(its a tale about the rising street art scene and sinister series of murders tied to one of the grafitee tag styles out there, an artsy take on the pschological crimes)

Story and Art by Bhanu Pratap
Lettering by Bibo Bose

There were lots of hiccups along the way but thanks to all my friends for their support,
Cristian thanks for the constant support even after what you have been through,you showed me what being strong is brother, Emma Ball for being there always and pushing me forward and lending a helping hand when needed, Shreya Shetty for giving me a boost when I was down and her smart advice, Aakshat Sinha for his help with words and story as well as doing the editing of the typos and dialogues, thanks to Veraat Singh for the focus art sessions and being a soundboard and Biboswan Bose(you are my angel, nuff said!!)
I will start uploading more art related to the comic from now on, so stay tuned.

Finally My first exhibition is taking place. And its going to be a cool one I tell you.

‘The fragmented Few’ is one of a kind exhibition in India.

Its an online as well as physical art exhibition curated by Monica Dawar, displaying the works by Bhanu Pratap, Veraat Singh and Aakshat Sinha. The exhibition is one of a kind physical and online exhibition. The show will open for public on 14th of February 2010 and will be on display till 18th of February 2010 at Convention Foyer, India Habitat Center, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Their fragmented pictures of the complete vista (envisioned only by them) are distinctly different from each other’s in application, content and meduim, but the connection remains – ‘fragmentation’.

You can also contact us for personalized talks, request, have a more deeper insight into our works.

aakshat@gmail.com Aakshat Sinha (artist)

ranabhanu@gmail.com Bhanu Pratap (artist)

veraatsingh@gmail.com Veraat Singh (artist)

monica73dawar@gmail.com Monica Dawar (curator)

A poster for the show comprising from the works of the artists , designed by me.