Rafique Somroo, 14 x 22, Pencil on Paper, Figurative Painting, AC-RSO-025

Sindhi culture has its roots with one of the oldest civilisation i.e Indus valley civilisation. The norms and culture that we celebrate today have its ancient roots. My work is the inspiration of these cultural feasting, activities, practices, custom, tradition and other parts of social life. The dancing girl of Mohan Jo Daro, wearing bangles in her hands is still the part of thari culture which shows its relevance in cultural manifestations. Figures in my drawing show the simplicity, sincerity, and powerful expression which is the popular notion.
     Passage of time make to explore new way of expression . Lines are  expressing and representational tools that represent social issues faced by female, her feelings  and emotions  and it also represent different types of  bold and weak situations. Curved lines in my drawings suggest ease n comfort, jagged are for traumatic feelings n depression, thick express strength and thin are for delicacy in the figure. Moreover, pitcher, parrot, mirror, pigeon, peacock, cards n dice have symbolic significance

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