rabindranath Tagore's artistic expressions reveal a peculiar attraction to geometric shapes, evident in various paintings characterized by soaring forms, projecting beaks, and pointed triangles. Among these, one of the most noteworthy examples is an abstract head study showcasing a pronounced architectonic quality. In tribute to Rabindranath Tagore's fascination with geometric shapes, a 3D model has been created from one of his paintings. This initiative not only honors Tagore's abstract artistry but also aims to uncover the unexplored facets of the geometry within his work. By transforming the 2d canvas into a tangible 3D representation, the project seeks to reveal fresh perspectives on the upward thrusting shapes, protruding beaks, and pointed triangles characteristic of Tagore's abstract head studies. Through this exploration of spatial dimensions, the endeavor endeavors to deepen comprehension of the architectonic qualities that render Tagore's art distinctive and captivating.
