SNEHAL   KASHIKAR
AHMEDABAD

For an artist like Snehal once the clay work is achieved, she plans the glaze palette by going through her glaze records. She likes to follow a basic palette, with a clear understanding of how to use the surface of the form. “A lump of clay opens up into a library of forms for me”, says Snehal, “It's ability to stretch, fold, and bend is that of air and water. It's impressionable when wet... it can be layered & built through processes. It's a simple & magical process to create a three dimensional form from fine dust. To create work, both reflection in thoughts & emptiness is necessary. So when beginning each series, I use rapid painting in black white on paper “she adds