#Rithika Merchant
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Rani Lakshmi Bai for the children 's book :' The Dot that went for a Walk'
Art by Rithika Merchant
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Hildegard von Bingen.
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Rithika Merchant
“Bennu and Futuraheliopolis” (2021)
gouache, watercolor, and ink on paper
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Rithika Merchant, Return to Stardust: Homeostatis II, c. 2021
embroidery hoop with watercolor, gouache, and ink on paper
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Rithika Merchant - 'Solar Syncretism', 2021
Gouache, watercolor and ink on paper
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Through Mystical Mixed-Media Narratives, Artist Rithika Merchant Explores Intrinsic Connection
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Rithika Merchant
Rithika Merchant is an Indian artist born in Bombay (Mumbai). Her work explores the common thread that runs through different cultures and religions. Similar myths, stories and ideas are shared by cultures all around the world, her paintings explore this concept while also featuring creatures and symbolism that are part of her personal visual vocabulary.
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Rithika Merchant (1986 - ), "The Navigator" (2018) and "The Tides Within" (2020).
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rithika merchant. the source [artist proof edition], 2022.
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Rithika Merchant is a visual artist from Mumbai, India (b 1986). Her work explores the common thread that runs through different cultures and religions. Similar myths, stories and ideas are shared by cultures all around the world, her paintings explore this concept while also featuring creatures and symbolism that are part of her personal visual vocabulary.
Nature plays a pivotal role in her work and is emphasised by the use of organic shapes and non saturated colours. Her paintings and collages are made using a combination of watercolour and cut paper elements, drawing on 17th century botanical prints and folk art, to create a body of work that is visually linked to our collective pasts.
“I would like the viewer to place themselves in my work, regardless of where they are from,” says Merchant. “The figures in my works are also deliberately free of any race, gender, or ethnicity. I tend to be drawn to symbols that are universally recognizable and not culturally specific—like the eye, the sun, the moon, and botanical imagery in general.”
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Through Mystical Mixed-Media Narratives, Artist Rithika Merchant Explores Intrinsic Connection
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