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India Gallery
 Seeking RefugeSeeking refuge 55x55cm |  Workers in the fieldsMixed media 78x84cm SOLD |  Early morning pujaMixed media 60x60cm SOLD |
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 Homage to GaneshMixed media 60x60cm SOLD |  Shiva Sadhu wuth beadsShiva sadhu with beads 25x30cm |  Workers in the fieldsMixed media 70x60cm |
 Rubbish siftersMixed media SOLD |  Indian CrowIndian Crow 10x15cm |  Carrying WoodCarrying wood 30x40cm |
 Pushing the boat outPushing the boat out 20x25cm SOLD |  Goa boatsGoa boats 40x50cm SOLD |  Working in the fieldsMixed media 60x50cm |
 Ghats at VaranasiMixed media 60x60cm SOLD |  Very nicely in VaranasiMixed media 50x50cm SOLD |  Washing day in VaranasiMixed media 60x60cm SOLD |
 Goan MarketGoan Market 40x50cm |  Time for a chat35x50cm |  Shiva SadhuShiva Sadhu 30x30cm |
 DarshanMixed media 60x60cm |  Durga Temple40x40cm |  Busy street in RajahstanBusy street in Rajahstan 20x30cm |
 Dashashwamedh ghatDashashwamedh Ghat 40x50cm SOLD |  Varanasi red templeMixed media 40x50cm |  As oneMixed media 10x10cm |
 Flower sellersMixed media 60x60cm SOLD |  Red dancersMixed media |  Red dancer bringing lifeMixed media 85x85cm SOLD |
 Red dancers of RajahstanMixed media |  Red and black dancerRed and black dancer 30x40cm |  Blue DancerBlue Dancer 30x35cm |
 Blue NandiBlue Nandi 90x130cm SOLD |  NandiMixed media 10x10cm |  KaliKali 40x40cm |
 Puja (Prayers)Mixed media 60x50cm SOLD |  Good KamaMixed media 142x152cm |  Beyond seeingMixed media 100x60cm |
 Temple magic60x60cm mixed media |  What you might findMixed media 40x30cm |  The red templeMixed media 60X60cm SOLD |
 Burning Ghats Varanasi 40x40cmBurning Ghats at Varanasi SOLD |  This World no more ?Mixed media 60x60cm SOLD |  Seeking refugeMixed media 10x10cm SOLD |
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Simon Parkin's imagery reminds us of multiple journeys and multiple narratives. His passion for India is immediate with the way he paints, intense luminosity and deep colourful soul searching journeys.
In many ways, he is a nomadic traveller, experiencing different cultures, cultures that are familiar to us particularly the "Indian cultural experience" in the West. This soul searching journey is like an ongoing landmark of where the heart meets the mind. The verisimilitude of life and its many adventures often brings new ideas. Art, life, and ultimately making art and interpreting different cultures is the act of new knowledge. Our shared understanding of new and old cultures is what brings us together. We are at one, a unique reunion that only art and only the language of art will bring. In other words, a heart felt fusion of colour, the spark of life itself!
Alnoor Mitha
senior research fellow in Asian Cultures
Manchester school of Art