India, April 5 -- An art exhibition showing emotions and stories through bright colours, simple forms and a mix of old and new, says SAKSHI PRIYA

The language of art is often unspoken, yet it compels those willing to observe. Ranjit Sarkar's Prismatic Narratives, curated by Johny ML at the Visual Arts Gallery, was an experience that made viewers question, reflect, and feel. With his bold strokes, unconventional colour choices and layered storytelling, Sarkar presented a body of work that blurred the line between fleeting modernity and timeless human experiences.

From the first glance, the paintings demanded attention, not with loudness, but with a quiet yet undeniable presence. His palette was mood-driven, allowing emotion to dictate fo...