Bull is the symbol of the power, and in the history of human life the first animal which gives energy to the human being. From beginning of the human life’s to till date bull is the symbol of the economic power. And in Hindu mythology epic of Shiv Purana shows Bull as a Holy Animal and ride of the lord Shiva with Parvati.

Mainly I tried to show in paintings the Power of the God through animal for human life, also some of my paintings shows as per Hindu mythology Shiva story the Kedarnath temple is the Back side of the Nandi (Bull) and Pashupatinath is the Head of the Nandi (Bull).

The other series which Bhanu Dudhat is all set to exhibit are series of 18 paintings of “Bull Power”. As Bull is the Symbol of power and in the history of human life, Bull is the only animal who depicts power and energy to human beings. In hindu mythology, Bull is considered as the form of Lord Shiva and his vehicle.

“In my Bull paintings, mainly I tried to show the Power of God through animal in my paintings, also some of my paintings show Hindu mythology Lord Shiva’s story of Kedarnath temple is the back side of the Nandi (Bull) and Pashupatinath is the head of the Nandi (Bull) in my paintings.”

In recent time Ajanta’s paintings are very rare, so the artist has tried to show when the Ajanta’s paintings were created in that era with same Color Combinations, Line drawings, Figure Proportion, Decorative sense, Craftsmanship done by people of that century. “Initially, it was the thrill of seeing every painting takes shape. Later, my aim was to create works that were unprecedented in terms of concept as well as magnitude. I realized that Indian epics, religious texts as well as historical events would be the best artistic inspiration,”
After 15years, Bhanu Dudhat, the artist par excellence is back with his creations on Ajanta Caves. In this exhibition the artist will be showcasing some of his most precious paintings after a research of 35 yrs! He visited Ajanta Caves 19 times from 1980 to 2003. The Ajanta caves are believed to have been constructed around 200 BCE, the caves were abandoned after the 7th century CE. Many of the paintings depict the life of Buddha, as well as his previous incarnations known as Jatakas. In recent time Ajanta paintings are seen very rare, so the artist had tried to show the same effect as Ajanta paintings were created at that time. He is the only artist in the art world who tried
Mr. Bhanu Dudhat explains, “During my research on Ajanta caves paintings, I visited Ajanta caves 19 times from 1980 to 2003, and studied details of the paintings, drawings, and color tons. During my research period I found that the Ajanta paintings have high color tone and dark color tone but the middle tone is missing and destroyed, and without that middle tone the paintings don’t look real and doesn’t give that feeling which was created in that century. So I tried to show that middle and dark tone in my painting to give that feel”.