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Paintings by Anjali Arora

Watercolours: The Historical Collection

Anjali Arora's archived watercolour gallery moves between close studies of objects and observations of a place. Its captions describe bottles, flowers, woodland and a room, connecting the paintings to particular moments rather than presenting them only as a list of titles.

Light, colour and everyday objects

Wine Bottles studies light passing through coloured glass. Other still-life arrangements sit alongside the outdoor scenes, linking the collection's interest in natural light with the surfaces of familiar objects.

Scenes from red wing

Several captions refer to Arora's residency at the Anderson Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Red Wing, Minnesota. Path records an outdoor moment there, while Purple Flowers focuses on a vivid patch of colour. White Trees follows the contrast between pale bark and rain-washed, reddish ground.

The sequence also includes the woods around the centre and the artist's room. The archived gallery below provides the original captions and the route through the paintings.

Related reading

The historical gallery introduction

Painting and 3D city memory

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