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　　It’s ancient. Crediting his wife and his art teacher for pushing him, Singhvi hopes to pursue art and cooking fulltime soon. If you don’t have the space to store your work, don’t frame them, just keep them as bare canvases of paper. The biggest difference between the art scene in India and abroad is that they don’t bank on big names." Singhvi’s abstract work are in stark contrast of Rodrigues’, as the former uses tools like brushes and pallete knives. Here you walk into a gallery, tell the gallerist about having an exhibition or a meeting, they tell you to give your CD and leave. "But do something new, be open to changes. He uses only his fingers to create, with a large body of work ahead of him and a number of exhibitions, both in India and abroad. Art is in the eye of the critic." "Don’t stop because a gallery doesn’t respond or because you don’t have the money to display. Most artists work to inspiration.

　　The Asian Age caught up with the artists ahead of their exhibition to know what to expect at the gallery.And in art again artists Alex Rodrigues and Vikrant Singhvi are poles apart. For example, the Black Madonna of Spain, the Virgin which has a Russian orthodox feel, there’s one from the Byzantine era, one is a mode art but since it’s on wood it looks old and has a crown of paper mache to add an oamental feel to it. He said don’t think something is good or bad. Anxious over how his work would be accepted, Singhvi cannot stop thinking about the exhibition. I believe, commissioned or on the walls, it’s my art at the end of the day, why would I hike the price At a gallery it’s 20 per cent more because you’re paying the gallery rent. In my free time, I also love to write or just draw." Even though painting is stress buster for Singhvi for now, he has decided to take it up full time. So, what brings them together Art. "But only after both of my daughters are settled in their careers. Don’t think what others will think of your work, just do it," signs off Singhvi. People should search for art, do your own research, look around, walk the streets for art. I love miniature paintings that are done in Rajasthan. He started with paper and watercolours, eventually moving to canvas and paint.

　　We wanted to make it different so we had some Cuban art around, canvases of people dancing etc. "My first exhibition was in Goa, and I dedicated it to my dad. Commissioned work is considered to be an expensive affair."Singhvi, who hails from Jaipur, admits to not have visited art galleries or appreciated art as much as he’d like to. There will be seven pieces of wood, planks that I painted. "I surf the Inteet for techniques and practise them. Painting with fingers is a little difficult compared to the brush and takes more time, but it’s a better reaction, more appreciation," says Rodrigues, who prefers to exhibit solo, but believes group exhibitions are a platform for better exposure. Thanks to a bad back due to lifting all and sundry, Rodrigues was introduced fitness and later trained to become a personal trainer. "Because I have had a very supportive family I have been able to do all things I wanted to. It shouldn’t curb that want to paint. It’s totally weird," he says."If you have a body of work at anytime, you could just have an exhibition anytime.Secondly, the Inteet helps. In Contrario, Rodrigues will bring to the walls some Christian art, which is close to his heart as an artist and other new works. I have decided to pursue art and cooking full time," the responsible father says.