Sudarshan Bikram Rana

This expressive sculpture captures a intimate moment between two figu that speaks of love and connection. Their bodies merge in a dynamic composition, evoking the intensity of a shared kiss. The texture of the material contrasts with the tenderness of the moment, symbolizing both the strength and vulnerability found in love.

The posture of the figures suggests movement, as if drawn together by an unseen force, emphasizing the deep emotional bond between them. The earthy, surface adds a timeless quality, making this piece not just a representation of affection but a reflection of human longing and unity. “The Kiss” invites viewers to feel the warmth and passion, reminding us of the universal power of love.

This sculpture captures the struggle of breaking away from one’s own , The figure that is emerging from it’s own head, represents the desire to separate from a fixed state of thought, to step outside personal limitations, and to see oneself from a new perspective. The raw texture and expressive form shows the intensity of this inner battle.

The act of pulling away symbolizes self-exploration, breaking free from past identities, emotions, or mental tensions. It reflects the human need for growth, transformation, and clarity. The surface adds depth, suggesting that this process is both painful and necessary.

“Pulling Myself Out of Me” invites viewers to reflect on their own moments of self-question, reminding us that sometimes, stepping outside our own mind is the first step toward true freedom.

This elegant sculpture, “Love,” shows the deep emotional connection between two figures, male and female. The form represents those two merging into a harmonious whole, symbolizing the intimacy, trust, and bond that love creates between individuals. The minimalist design enhances the universality of its message, allowing viewers to interpret love in its many forms, romantic, familial, or even self-love. The intertwined forms symbolize love in all its forms, romantic, familial, or personal. The open spaces within the design suggest that love is both connection and freedom. With its simple yet powerful form, “Love” invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of relationships.

This sculpture, titled “Back to the Reality,” gives a surreal feeling. A figure emerges from the wall, frozen between two realms, caught in the tension between illusion and reality. The metallic surface gives it an ancient, almost mythical presence.
With a serious face, curved horns, and a body that appears only partially formed, the figure conveys struggle and resistance. Its outstretched hand, reaching forward , intensifies the drama, symbolizing the inner conflict of leaving behind illusions or confronting harsh truths. The horns add layers of meaning, perhaps representing inner demons, temptation, or mental tensions reclaiming their place in reality.
This sculpture is a powerful reflection on identity, change and the process of facing reality. It teaches us to question our own transitions in life, the illusions we hold onto, and the truths of life.

“Unveiling to Reach” is a representation of struggle, transformation, and self-realization. The sculpture captures a figure caught in an intense moment of breaking free from false layers to reach a greater understanding. The stretched fabric being pulled from the head suggests an reveal of truth, identity, or a deeper understanding of the self.
The texture of the sculpture and the expression shows a powerful sense of effort and determination, and the hardship one must face to reach clarity, enlightenment, or sucess. The posture, with one hand pulling away the veil while the other grips the chest, reflects the internal conflict of breaking free from old limitations.This piece speaks to the universal human experience, to all of us, of tearing. breaking lies, pushing past inner blocks, and reaching for something better.
It’s about strength, finding yourself, and the tough but needed journey to become your true self and grow.

“Stretch” is a powerful representation of inner conflict and the human drive to go beyond limits. The sculpture shows a muscular figure pulling upward on its own face, as if trying to tear through a barrier or break free from something deep within. The pose, with arms stretched overhead, shows raw emotion and physical strain.
Here, stretching becomes more than a physical act, it’s a symbol of personal growth, mental struggle, and emotional strength. It reflects the pain of transformation and the effort it takes to evolve, especially when faced with invisible barriers.

With its rough texture, the piece speaks to a long journey of struggle, not just a moment, but a lasting process. “Stretch” captures both strength and vulnerability, showing what it truly means to push past one’s limits.

The sculpture titled “Dream” is a surreal and expressive work, showing a face with closed or half-closed eyes, as if lost in deep thought or sleep. From the forehead, a fluid, a female figure rises and twists upward, an ethereal form that feels like a thought, memory, or fantasy coming from the mind.
The sculpture’s texture suggest an aged, almost ancient quality, reinforcing a connection to timeless human emotions and the dream world. The contrast between the grounded, solid face and the dynamic, flowing form of the emerging figure symbolizes the transition between reality and imagination, making it a striking representation of dreams and the unconscious mind.

In Beauty, sculptor Sudarshan Bikram Rana presents an elegant human form. Through the lines and flowing curves, the sculpture captures a quiet, powerful presence, which brings both inner and outer harmony. There is a delicate balance between form and expression. Every detail, from the posture to the silent gestures of the figure, is sculpted with deep concentration. The sculpture does not simply aim to please the eye; it calls on the viewer to reflect on the deeper layers of beauty, those tied to resilience, dignity, and self-assurance. There is a meditative stillness in the figure, a sense of calm strength that breaks free from usual norms and reflects a deeper, shared understanding. The sculptor breaks free from artificial views of beauty and shows it as something real, and part of who we are.

Through Beauty, sculptor encourages us to rethink our perceptions and to recognize that true beauty lies in the soul, and intention.