Lot 0120

This 2014 drawing series by Tathi Premchand explores silence, truth, love, and conflict. The artist combines abstract human forms with symbolic objects and emotional space. Soft watercolour textures create a dreamlike atmosphere filled with psychological tension. Words like “TRUE,” “I LOVE YOU,” and “WAR” become visual statements of modern society. The fragmented figures reflect confusion, loneliness, and fragile human relationships. Premchand uses simple lines to express deep emotional and social realities. The artworks balance innocence and darkness through poetic visual language. Muted colours and empty spaces give the drawings a feeling of inner isolation. Human bodies appear symbolic rather than realistic, representing memory and identity. The series questions communication, desire, violence, and emotional distance in urban life. Each composition feels like a private conversation between the artist and society. These drawings reveal Tathi Premchand’s unique vision of human emotion and contemporary existence.