Intricacies of Life
201600
By Suruchi Jamkar , india
Painting | Oil on Canvas | 48 x 48 inches
Prints from 3600
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This season is all about the new aesthetic— reinvention, reinterpretation and revival.
The melding of worlds to produce art that defies definitions.
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By Suruchi Jamkar , india
Painting | Oil on Canvas | 48 x 48 inches
Prints from 3600
By Ekta Sharma ,
Painting | on Acrylic Sheet | 18 x 18 inches
Prints out of stock
By Anjali Sapra , India
Painting | Egg Tempera on Handmade Paper | 28 x 36 inches
By Anuradha Thakur , India
Painting | Acrylic on Canvas | 24 x 24 inches
By Subrata Ghosh , India
Painting | Mixed Media on Canvas | 40 x 40 inches
By Basuki Dasgupta ,
Painting | Mixed Media on Canvas | 24 x 24 inches
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Aesthetic paintings are those that are beautiful or pleasing to the eye. While this may seem like a simple definition, there is actually a lot of debate surrounding what makes a painting aesthetic. Some say that it is simply a matter of taste, while others believe that there are certain elements that make a painting more aesthetically pleasing. However, there is no one right answer, as what one person finds beautiful may not be what another person finds beautiful.
One thing that is generally agreed upon is that aesthetic paintings tend to be well-composed and balanced. They often have a pleasing color schemes and use light and shadow in interesting ways. Additionally, the subject matter of aesthetic paintings is often peaceful or calming, as opposed to chaotic or jarring. This can help the viewer to feel more relaxed and at ease when looking at the painting.
While there is no definitive answer as to what makes a painting aesthetic, these are some of the most commonly cited elements. Ultimately, it is up to the viewer to decide what they find beautiful.