Art Exhibition
HOPE , the art exhibition and its inclinations has its own value, believe and faith that deals with the innermost approach of realizing the scope of such sensitive subject relating with the various dimensions of time and space. On 8 December, A contemporary art exhibition “HOPE” was inaugurated at Aliganj’s Kala Srot Art Gallery by . Prof. Vandana Seghal. She is a Lucknow based eminent scholar of architecture. The art exhibition was inaugurated in the graceful presence of various artists and art lovers.
Art Exhibition HOPE
Gallery Director Mansi Didwania said that this show is installed collectively
with the association of Indian Council for Cultural Relations, in which works of nation wide 15 contemporary artists aligned together.
with the association of Indian Council for Cultural Relations, in which works of nation wide 15 contemporary artists aligned together.
Promising young artists like Amit Kalla (Jaipur), Vijendra S Vij (Delhi), Balagopalan (Mysore), Mukesh Shah (Delhi), Meghansh Thapa (Gurgaon), Daina Mohapatra (Orissa),Girish Behra (Orissa),Vinay Amber (Jabalpur), Rahul Jain (Gwalior), Divya Pandey and Durga P Bandi (Varodara) along with Jai Kishore, Ravi Kumar, Maniz Bano and Yogesh Prajapati from Lucknow participated in the show.
There was a great deal of imagination, ingenuity and creativity which manifested
clear line of order to understand the core difference between certain product and process. Art and its inclinations has its own value, believe and faith that deals with the innermost approach of realizing the scope of such sensitive subject relating with the various dimensions of time and space. The play of line, texture form and elements creates their own sphere and beautifully unfold the hidden coats of human emotions.
clear line of order to understand the core difference between certain product and process. Art and its inclinations has its own value, believe and faith that deals with the innermost approach of realizing the scope of such sensitive subject relating with the various dimensions of time and space. The play of line, texture form and elements creates their own sphere and beautifully unfold the hidden coats of human emotions.
Certainly beyond the story line it sets the perspective of real seeing, elevated with the functioning of aesthetic appearance within and without ultimateconceived and featured frames. “HOPE” provides an opportunity to look into the possibility of knowing the unknown and seeing the unseen and visual version of subconscious mind along with diverse live experiences.
Prof. Vandana Seghal
The essence is very much collective and individual,which might be unusual from all conventional art practices. In every painting one can find the immense nativity to deal with its nature and nurture phenomenon that is far ahead on the collective journey of individual experience.
The noted transmigration through diverse sources often depicts the possibility of ‘newness’ in its entire original underdone state, where something meaningful is observed by individual’s creative style.The insight of real respective of aesthetic appearance towards life is just like an ancient silent poetic prayer which continuously gives the expression to the inexpressible.
The exhibition will remain open for guests and vistors till 14th of December.