Sekhar Roy’s “Krishna Leela” depicts a contemporary depiction of Lord Krishna and Radharani fascinated with the songs coming out of Krishna’s flute. The Gopikas are involved in this divine play, and they happily participate along with the “ninad.” This painting gives a new picture of Vrindavan, where tradition meets modern. The backdrop of purple and yellow flowers makes this painting a unique representation. For instance, the artist’s strategic utilization of light, dark, and colorful hues lead to an unparalleled piece that vividly depicts the age-old magic of lord Krishna’s ‘lila’ coupled with contemporary artisanship.
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