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Inscription in Bronze
Volume: 2 Issue No: 5 Month: 6 Year: 2010
| Tapas Biswas a 26th June to 17th July a Aakriti Art Gallery |
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Tapas Biswas has been consistent in his predilections to raise the concern, to proselytize and to render the poetic the space which holds his bronze sculptures. Tapas expresses himself without hectoring stridency surfacing each time with a surprise. His bronze sculptures, despite the human effort, the electrical power, casting and other means used to create the sculptures act as homage to 'paved down simplicity' of the metal and grid. Semiotically he is the signifier- author and we are the participants- 'signified' negotiating the distant Tapas with the presence of a compelling text made in bronze. He loves it that way.
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