MORE INFO COMING SOON

Starting with the latest

Paint Man(A painting which has a still from the movie “Exit Through the Gift shop” that i used as a starting point)

Kneel

To Reach

PIECED UP

TORSO

HALF SAID

MY DOLL

CREATURES

HOLE

HUNG

RAGE OF ST. HEADLESS

OH I JUST NOTICED

AND IT LOOKED FOR A HEAD

AND IT SEARCHED ELSEWHERE

IT FOUND A HEAD(NOT ITS HEAD THOUGH)

IT LIES…THERE

AT THE CROSS

CORNERED

PLOUGH

SO thats about it I guess for now, PHEW.

I am working on a few other projects, so expect a few more updates in the coming weeks.

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.

‘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.

WINDOW

NUDIES

BACK IN THE BOX(from the BOx series)

INBOX

BURNER

MORE TO COME!

BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak

THE TRIAL by Franz Kafka

WAITING FOR GODOT by Samuel Beckett

 MANY MORE updates are coming soon to you, more paintings, some comicky stuff , and some techy stuff too.
TAKE CARE!!!
and
STAY TUNED

Medium – ACrylic on canvas(2 canvas) , and Alternate installation

These canvases are latest in the series that I am working on, I am trying to portray the canvas as a box(cuboid like shape) from which the art wants to liberate, the boundaries are always tense with action, but it always holds the art captive, In this installation what I am also try to present is the boz like shape of the installation which reiterates my introspection on the box like feel on canvas .
Hope it means something to you too.

ELBOW LEGGED

Has it ever happened to you?
you have this scrap of paper lying infront of you , and you just mean to play with it, just having some harmless(sometimes) fun, but a freak accident happens and vI iola , some nice work comes out, thats what I felt happened with this painting, its a rather small canvas, just 10 inches in breadth and 2.5 feet in length.
I rather like the payful quality we have here, I was drawing a simple arm when suddenly the part below the elbow felt a bit bumpy , like a butt. And the rest of it is infront of you, I liked making this one, hope you like viewing it.
Enjoy!!!

Dealing with intrusion of space , how something so small can affect the whole space around it. It somewhat perplexes me how bothered we are with cockroaches and flies , but we in our metros live in such small spaces, where theres always a lack of private space(while we more and more fight for Me-time and Me-space). Ironical , hehehe.