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English: Madhuri’s horizons are idealistic compositions of landscapes that focus on the alluring aspects of life in the city. Little pockets of colors merge together into a kaleidoscope of high rises and buildings in the distance, bathed in washes of reds, blues, greens and oranges that are somewhat unrealistic yet pleasing to the eye. Like her Reflection series, these too are heavily impressionistic. The key feature of this series is a subtle yet identifiable skyline that can be seen in most of the works. It merges together in a spiritual communion of sky and earth as a point of focus, rather than disappearance. The line also works in distributing space in the composition, and one notices how Madhuri expertly incorporates negative space into her works. Even in this series, Madhuri’s preoccupation with water continues in the background in the form of distant water bodies. The textural variations that she imbues into her works are breathtaking and come across strongly in her landscapes. By using multiple painting tools such as brushes, palette knives, spatula, cloth, etc. Madhuri creates multiple layers and textures in her works that somehow remind us of the complexity of nature itself.