This city is the witness of all the times you shared with your beloved under the sodium lights where you craved to make all your dreams real. Now the reality has stopped you with uncertainties. The empty streets seem like a horror house and the broken windows be your home.
When this ends, people will get back to their normal lives. We will make it someday. But few stories will remain abridged. When you say goodbye from far away beneath the layers and layers of melt-blown filters, you owed the last touch, a last kiss. The urge to hold the bare hands of the love of your life will stay alive until time gives you closure. You would promise to give all the remaining love you had in your next life. Perhaps. Acceptance is a big word. Because life has planned something else for love in the times of corona.
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Media: Water color+ Pencil on cartridge paper
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Size: 20”/30”
I am here to make my mark through art as a voice for causes I feel strongly about. I primarily work with realism. I prefer to work on the fusion of conventional art mediums/typologies with my style of realism sketches to establish an underlying story that remains untold. For me, hyperrealism and abstraction are two distinct areas that oppose each other. I aim to combine these two elements and bring them together at a specific point to have my paintings tell people’s tales. Currently, I am an undergraduate student at the School of Architecture & Design, BRAC University. In addition to that, I am an entrepreneur, I run an online business page named Pencillic where I make commission sketches and artworks.