Art Exhibition: The Cycle of Life

Gurgaon: Public spaces along the Gurgaon  will be  brought to life with an exciting, temporary outdoor exhibition organized by  Mr.Nakul Verma. The exhibition will run over the next two months which will include uniquely designed abstracts and pencil art

Mr.Nakul is committed to promoting temporary public art in all its forms as part of his continuing attempts to nurture,beautify and enliven public spaces, enhance public life and create an enabling environment for public art.

Nakul’s paintings are vibrant and have a sensitive approach to his personal feelings on the visual medium. In his abstracts as well as his portraits and drawings, the artist brings the work alive with his individual vision, exuberant brushstroke and highly creative palette. There is a story in every colour, line and stroke.

The artist’s masterful colour uses, sharp lines, geometric cubism, rhythmic strokes and contours recount the saga of his personal feelings and individual beliefs. Thus, Nakul has created an art language of his own. His recent works will be displayed at the exhibition which will evoke innovative forms .

For me, colour expression is very personal. I like using bright colours. When I put them side by side relating to each other on the canvas, it gives me a great feeling,”says, the artistic Nakul Verma.

Nakul, an incessant explorer of art since an early age, believes that human life is firmly intertwined with nature and the universe. “Everything we do in our life has an outcome and we have to remember that truth,” said the artist.

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A Mélange of Colors: Painting Exhibition Showcases three Young Contemporary Artists

A Mélange of Colors: Painting Exhibition Showcases three Young Contemporary Artists

· Ekta Jain, Aarushi Gulati and Neeti Aggarwal come together to showcase their works that can collectively be labeled as among the best upcoming talent that is emerging in contemporary Indian art

New Delhi, Dec 5, 2014: If art is an expression of the heart and mind, it is also an emitter of inspiration and vibrations. An exhibition of the works of three young and upcoming Indian artists was today put on display in the national capital, promising a visual treat for the lovers of contemporary art.

The four day painting exhibition at the Convention Foyer at India Habitat Centre, is displaying the latest works of Ms. Ekta Jain, Ms Aarushi Gulati and Ms Neeti Aggarwal, under the title of ‘Mélange: A group show of Contemporary Artworks’.

True to its name the exhibition presents a mélange of deep thoughts, an aura of positive vibes and interplay of figurative and abstract mysticism that is certain to stir art lovers of the capital.

The three artists have remarkably unique styles but a freshness that is characteristic of new talent that is still discovering itself. The works speak of hope, peace, tradition, spirituality and courage from the point of view of an artist.

The world eludes positivity and vibrancy as seen from the eyes of these artists who have capture on canvass a world that is in transition but still steeped in traditions. There is never a dull moment in the canvasses that are on display.

The artists have presented a wide array of painting styles and vibrancy of colours and concepts under a single roof and all in affordable prices.

“Different artists release their inner thoughts through different kinds of expressions. For some, sorrow and pain is an underlying theme, for others mysticism is the most powerful expression. If you look at the exhibition that we have put on display, the common thread is an inspirational invocation of peace, hope and positivity. For me personally, art is a medium to spread hope, inspiration and optimism,” says Ekta Jain.

“When people come to see the artworks of veteran artists, they come with pre conceived notions of the artist’s style and expression. In this respect, our exhibition holds an element of surprise,” adds Jain. The exhibition will be on display from December 5 to December 8, everyday from 11.00 am to 8.00 pm.

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