In an abstract painting depicting a village woman gazing at her goat in a field, the artist employs non-representational forms and expressive techniques to capture the essence of the scene.
SIZE : 60X90 cms
 
Here's a description of what such a painting might entail:
Abstract Figures: The figures of the village woman and the goat are abstracted, using shapes and forms that suggest their presence without relying on realistic details. The woman may be portrayed with flowing lines and curves, while the goat could be represented with more angular or textured elements.
 
Symbolic Imagery: Abstract symbols or patterns may be incorporated to represent elements of rural life and the connection between the woman and her goat. These symbols can add layers of meaning and depth to the artwork, inviting viewers to interpret the scene in a more subjective way.
 
Textured Surface: The use of texture, whether through layering of paint or textured materials, adds a tactile quality to the painting. The texture can evoke the feeling of the earth in the field, the softness of the goat's fur, or the fabric of the woman's clothing.
 
This abstract painting invites viewers to contemplate the connection between the village woman and her goat in a more interpretive and emotional manner. The expressive elements contribute to the overall beauty and complexity of the rural scene, leaving room for personal reflections on the relationship between the human and animal subjects.