The sensory experiences of fabric, bolsters, sofas, and the human body are cross-projected in Chowdhury's more recent works to create an unsettling realm of trans-substantiated tumescence and flaccidity.
His motifs have ambiguous symbolic meanings because of mnemic displacements and personal associations; as a result, his visuals are more like mysterious experiences.
His formative years were affected by the famine, the Partition, and the food movement, and it is possible to detect a grim undertone in Chowdhury's work.
Owning works of master artists like Jogen Choudhruy, Husain and Raza can be expensive and inaccessible. To make the works of these artists accessible, Artflute introduces 'Serigraphs under 50'.