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RECENT WORKS |
| Sangeeta
Sinh: Kathiwada : The Sunday Observer Bombay, August 1992 |
"His
style is not restricted is not governed by any school of thought. There
is grace and fluidity in the pictures of these women." |
| Devina
Dutt: Sunday Bombay, August 1992 |
"in
which he contrasts fluidity and movement with emptiness and stillness, and
the liberal use of space". |
| Fredie
D'souza: Femina Bombay, August 1992 |
"the
treatment is suggestive and ethereal. The figures blend into the woodwork
as it were. Every frame is powerful and sometimes borders on the surreal,
and the colours border on the dark side". |
| Dyaneshwar
Nadkarni: Sunday Midday Bombay, August 1992 |
"In
Jani, the spectral element is supreme. What makes Jani's paintings interesting
is the fact that they are not as abstract as most paintings are these days" |
| Sumitra
Kumar Srinivasan: The Hindu Bombay, Sept., 1992 |
"His
figuration has a curious lightness, an element of existing in a quasi real
world where the demarcations between fantasy and reality blur". |
| Niyatee
Shinde: Indian Express Bombay, August 1992 |
"Rather
I believe, for him his art lies in concealing art. A shrewd play, this".
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| Abhay
Sardesai: Free Press Journal Bombay, August 1992 |
"The
dialectic achieved through the agency of the illusion helps create an aesthetic
tension, on which hinges the appreciation of the work of Art. In Jehangir
Jani's works, the results of such attempts at a surreal subversion of conventional
reality are mixed, his series of paintings seek to capture the twilight
quality of the adbhut". |
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