“ A true work of art is the shadow of a divine perfection ” – Michelangelo Sculptures of the recent time are made to cater the demands of the emerging upper and middle class society. The time line of 1940’s and 1950’s, saw Indian modern sculpture develop into a unique autochthonous language; which was clearly witnessed in the works of Ram Kinker Baij who is among the Top ten artists of India . His art bought in a modern outlook to both western and traditional Indian norms by combining them. He is also popular for experimenting with eccentric materials such as concrete, gravel and cement, giving his art a rural and tribal outlook. The sculptors of the year 1950 experimented with wood and stone, by retaining the original character of the solid block. Although, the following two decades saw the sculptors use various kinds of techniques for creating a reformed relationship among material, form and theme. Talking about modern sculptures in India we cannot miss out the name Neeraj
‘Incredible Sculptures‘ is a creative inception by Mr. Neeraj Gupta an Indian sculpture artist who perceives sculpting as a three- dimensional art form that involves conceiving and creating in various mediums like stone, metal and wood.