The acclaimed art critic Robert Hughes called for more “slow art’. We needed, he declared, “art that holds time as a vase holds water… art that isn’t merely sensational… that hooks onto something deep-running in our natures”.

No words could better express this collection of New Work by artist Nitin Dadrawala. Exploring the New Work by Nitin one keeps on surrendering to the colour, volume and contemplative nature of his grand canvases.

One finds Nitin’s work in notable private and important corporate collections not only in India but in America, Europe, Middle East and Asia. He is an artist of extraordinary ability and influences of Gaitonde, Rothko, Klee, Tapies are all to be seen in his narratives. But also one can find the influence of Japanese photographer Sugimoto in their very stillness. Here one sees the Zen gardens and walls of Kyoto – a true reflection of nature. Such masterworks capture the viewer’s senses as well as chartering the journey of the artist.

The canvases, which burn with passion, certainly deserve the attention of each viewer and for those lucky few a place in their everyday lives where these works live and breathe to the viewer in a constantly evocative nature.