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Exploration of Forms in the Artworks of Gogi Saroj Pal: A
Contemporary Female Indian Artist

The most important elements in the variety of artworks are their forms. Female artists have developed the advancement of vision through a fusion of subversion of the already depicted/narrated forms in the encounters of forms. One can detect the search for feminism in the analysis of these forms. Gogi Saroj Pal also investigated many contexts of feminine identity and its subversion, as well as numerous forms of female iconography. Sometimes an artist will return to a well-known subject while denying past forms, forms that have been perpetuated through the construction of gender and politics. The study looks at how these subversive forms are used in Pal's artworks, where the notion of self-discovery serves as a tool to challenge stereotypical ideas.