From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Untitled by Dhananjay Singh

"I am keenly interested in the process of the transformation of form that takes place gradually and continuously... It's an endless cycle with no starting or end point which gets manifested in frozen moments in my varied sculptural forms." - DHANANJAY SINGH

Summer Online Auction> Artwork Details > The Last Tree by Dhananjay Singh

in my varied sculptural forms." - DHANANJAY SINGH

Spring Auction 2009> Artwork Details > Part & Whole by Dhananjay Singh

Explaining the relationship between nature and the human body that comes to the fore in his large wire-mesh sculptures Dhananjay Singh notes “I observe in nature an unending lifecycle in which matters keep transforming into other forms and appearances in the process of birth and rebirth growth

Spring Art Auction 2013 > Artwork Details > Untitled by Dhananjay Singh

Following a 2006 Commonwealth Foundation residency program at the Faculty of Art and Design at Monash University in Melbourne Australia Dhananjay Singh encountered the skilful use of bronze by his co-students and lecturers. This inspired him to experiment with the same technique and eventually led

Ode to the Monumental> Artwork Details > The Last Tree by Dhananjay Singh

Celebrating the Force of Nature - Jasmine Shah Varma “The Last Tree” Dhananjay Singh’s ode to a tree stands there in all its meditative glory ...in Dhananjay’s ongoing preoccupation with the tree of life motif and the significance it holds for mankind. “The Last Tree” embodies a duality on the one