Description

Cracked like the memory of earth itself, this egg-shaped ceramic form by Brahmadeo Pandit evokes primordial tension—fragility held within strength. Its mottled surface, etched with fissures and burnished hues, suggests geological time, as if fire and clay conspired to birth a relic of both origin and aftermath. Mounted on a dark cylindrical base, the sculpture rises with quiet authority, a vessel of silence and rupture. Pandit’s mastery lies in transforming abstraction into myth—where texture becomes testimony, and form becomes meditation.