The Unknowns – Art Group aims to raise public awareness of art practices and provide a visible platform for the younger generation of artists, by broadening and bridging the art community. Which shows the gap between artists and society. During the first lockdown in 2020, the group hosted a weekly virtual talk session called Tea Talk. In which native art practitioners along with printmakers and artists from different countries were involved.
Playful images made from egg trays, cardboard and paper mache etc
Speaking to Sonam Tashi, Sharma said that his playful images represent the idea of changing the landscape. It uses found objects. Like egg trays, made from cardboard and paper mache etc. He believes that these materials provide him with significant possibilities to explore imagery and visual composition. Because the egg tray shapes mountain-like heights and its core memory.
Egg trays thus become durable transmitters of durable pictorial ideas in artwork. He also represents the coexistence of organic and industrial methods by using egg trays for his artwork. which are originally cast in the form of biodegradable raw materials and using industrial processes. He expresses great respect and gratitude towards the landscapes and architecture of his native Ladakh.
Aspires to capture the best of human potential as a visual artist and printmaker
Speaking to Samarendra Behera said that as a visual artist and printmaker he aspires to capture the best of human possibilities at the base of the complexity of existence. It makes a sincere effort to cut through the layers of ignorance to reveal latent creativity and reveal the absolute truth. Amid many social ironies he aspires to reach the root of purity through his art.
Simple and fast technology has prevented us from experiencing real life situations
Ajinkya speaking to Ashok Patekar said that his works revolve around the idea of deceptive social interactions influenced by advanced technology. We are living in a time where everything can be accessed in a click. Technology in the guise of easy and fast lifestyle has prevented us from experiencing real life situations.
Through his works he explores the impact of these virtual projections on viewers and how it leads to wrong behavioral patterns, identity crisis and lack of awareness of reality in this generation. It wants to show. He believes that virtual realities and projections help insecure humans to mask their real thoughts, memories, experiences.
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