The Open Studio / Pooja Nannaware
Pooja Nannaware
Illusion
Nothing on this page moves. Your eyes will not believe it
Blue lines lie across white paper like threads on a loom.
In the middle they lift into a hill. Then they drop into a valley.
Look long enough and the page seems to breathe.
Near the bottom the lines grow heavy and lie still.
The paper never moves. Only the eye does.
The work
Pooja Nannaware makes Illusion as a digital work in 2026. Nannaware studies at MGM in Aurangabad. The work measures 21 × 29.7 cm. Many blue lines run across a pale page. Near the top they rise and fall like hills. Lower down they grow thick and flat. The words "Illusion Art" stand in square letters at the top left. A short note at the top right explains how such pictures trick the eye.
- Theme
- Optical illusion and perception
- Material
- Digital artwork
- Size
- 21 × 29.7 cm
- Year
- 2026
- Edition
- 5
- Framed
- Yes
- About the artist
- MGM
- From
- Aurangabad
- Code
- RC-470
In the artist’s words
My painting is a representation of peace, purity, and the beauty of Indian culture. I have created a composition featuring a peaceful white cow resting on a large pink lotus flower, surrounded by smaller flowers, leaves, and a traditional decorative border. The cow is an important symbol in Indian culture, often connected with kindness, purity, and respect for nature. The lotus represents beauty, spiritual growth, and peace, which are the main feelings I wanted to express through this artwork. I chose a bright orange background to create a warm and positive atmosphere. The pink and red flowers provide contrast against the background, while the green leaves add balance to the…
