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A swathe of luminous colour sweeps across the screen. The outline of a face emerges, and is as quickly erased. A leaf appears suspended in mid-air, and magically reproduces itself. A bright red pot disintegrates into a million pink particles. Colours, lines and shapes quiver and disappear.
A child playing a new kind of computer game? A graphic designer trying to work out a television title sequence? Neither. Computer graphics software is now being utilised for a different purpose – creating works of art by some of India’s best known painters.
