The brush says
what words cannot.

The canvases of Madhu Dhanuka Jain portrays her own feeling and asserting through bright colors marked by rapid brush strokes. A rebellion an upheaval , a mystery, a melancholy mélange – what else would the brush say? No matter what the subject, a perfect expression and generous mix of the primary colors, fill her painting with the exotic Indian charsh.Canvas may be of two inches or 10ft but her main aim is to express her feelings clearly and sharply for it she uses images of masks, symbols and sometimes even animals. The essence is such that when her brush moves, swifts yet steadily, like flowing poetry it leaves behind a saga of colors which far surpasses any verbal human expression. Touching the shores of pain and pleasure, faith and feelings, it creates a unique ensemble which dwells upon several facades of humanity while mesmerizing the onlooker.

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