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Moment (Rahat Saeed)

Sitting at the front of a river,

River passing

Passing slowly

Moment to moment

Moment is complete

deep sweet and silent

a conversation

Moment to moment

Passing slowly

 

Rahat Saeed

 

Rahat’s intriguing and expressive canvases are true depiction of some of his most exciting and emotional experiences and moments.

His justapositioning of varied images and elements, intricately worked out textured surfaces and use of bold palette create strong imagery and exciting compositions which tend to provoke sense of curiosity and freshness of vision. He shapes his perception in simple forms and images but each composition of Rahat is deeply conceived and strongly knitted. His confident handling of mixed medium and collage technique makes his ordinary composition impressive and forceful.

His colors are mostly brilliant and bright which could lead to disaster but his mature handling of palette adds more meaning to his perception and conveys the depth of feelings and emotions. The reds, oranges, blues and blacks all blended well, create an atmosphere of mystery and enigma and invite viewers to find meanings hidden behind each color and stroke. These bright colors do not go with Rahat’s personality but he submerges them in such a way that instead of screaming and

shouting, the colors layers serene and subdued impression and dreamy atmosphere.

His colors go well with his subject matter and give strength to his message. The newsprints, photographs and pieces of paper

are knitted in such a way to form a collage that the canvas retains its aesthetic element and apparent beauty. .

 

Musarat Nahid Imam

Curator

National Art Gallery, Islamabad

Sammler/in:
Brigitte Neubacher

Künstler/in:
Rahat Saeed

Zeit:
1995

Objektbezeichnung
Gemälde

Kultur
Pakistan

Material/Technik:
Mischtechnik

Signatur
Rahat Saeed

Bildrecht
Weltmuseum Wien

Inv. Nr.
191214

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