Chowdhury’s signature style blends decorative intricacy with unsettling realism. Scarred female forms, sagging bodies, and exaggerated features are rendered with empathy, satire, and subtle symbolism. His works are not just representations—they pulsate with life, drawing viewers into a space where the drawn line becomes the heart of imagination.
This retrospective which is on till this month in Art Exposure celebrates a remarkable journey—from a young dreamer in the late ’50s to one of India's most prolific and respected artists.
This retrospective which is on till this month in Art Exposure celebrates a remarkable journey—from a young dreamer in the late ’50s to one of India's most prolific and respected artists.
