Looking at a black and white image, you are already looking at a strange world. Black and white creates a strange dreamscape that colour never can. But life is not black and white; there are multiple grey nuances to it. Although we see reality in colour, black and white has always been connected to the image's deeper truth, to its most hidden meaning.
There is much symbolism associated with the dualism of black and white. They are different and distinct yet one cannot exist without the other. They depict opposites, good and evil, light and dark, truth and untruth and so on. Whether using the contrast of black and white alone, or softened with greys, artwork in the black-white spectrum always stands out.
Jayant Joshi
Participant Artists
Aditya Shirke I Ankita Aswale I Anu Kulkarni I Ashish Rokade Bhagwan Chavan | Deepak Sonar | Deepti Munot | Gajanan Kabade Girish Urkude | Hemant Dhane | Hukum Lal Verma | Jayant Joshi Nilesh Kinkale | Nitin Dadrawala | Pandurang Tathe | Pankaj Jha Prakash Waghmare | Pramod Gaikwad | Prashant Dhadve Pravin Misal | Priya Dhoot | Rahul Wagh | Rajendra Ghosalkar Rajesh Ambalkar | Rajesh Eknath | Ravi Mandlik | Santosh Shirsath S. G. Vasudev | Shekhar Dahiwal | Shrikant Kadam | Smita Kinkale Somenath Maity | Umesh Patil | Vikram KulkarniVishakha Apte | Yogendra Tripathi | Yogesh Patil | Yusuf
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