Death 48 X 96 Inches The gramophone
Description
The gramophone
Old folk literature and social history has abundance of evidences
resonating with Shinto beliefs of divine blessings
' The vultures
Rokesh has created miniature boats and submerged them in 20 feet deep water for several months to observe the process that occurs when large boats sink in the deep sea
Death 48 X 96 Inches The gramophoneThe artwork explores the theme of death and the fear associated with it. It emphasizes the inevitability of death and how it represents the end of life. It also delves into the complex emotions and dilemmas individuals may face regarding death, such as the longing for death and the fear of not being able to live again. The artwork suggests that these conflicting feelings often result in a stagnant existence.
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