Different moods of art

Artist Suchita Tarde, whose abstract paintings have adorned walls in different exhibitions for the last 20 years, displays her different moods in her recent creationsPaintings in different hues, intriguing shapes and natural forms and lines that weave in and out of the central image can be seen at the exhibition at Studio Kaledio. These paintings by Suchitra Tarde, reflect her understanding of abstract works and display her different emotions and moods. Suchitra Tarde with one of her paintingsHer intimacy with art started at a very young age and she soon developed a love for the abstracts. Like every other child, I also had loved painting. I trained myself immensely in this hobby and reached where I am today, says Tarde. In the paintings displayed at the exhibition, you will see curving lines construct an intricate design. The presence of sky and water is predominant in many of her works. Her works are vibrant and have a dynamism, which is hard to miss. Tarde has exhibited her works for the last twenty years in Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Germany and the USA. Talking about her career graph she says, I have been an artist for 20 long years. It is a very satisfying career and I have not restricted myself only to paintings. I do murals, sculptures and stained glass art too.u00a0Being a veteran in the industry, when asked what advice she would like to give budding artists, she says I would like to advice parents to allow their children to pursue their hobby whatever it may be, especially if it is art and painting. Parents should encourage and appreciate their children if they like to use colours. They should give kids freedom and watch them unleash their creativity, she signs off. Time 5 pm to 8 pmOn May 27 to May 30At Studio Kaledio, 21 Natasha, DP Road, Aundh.