SCULPTURES & INSTALLATIONS
DATE – Thursday, 5th to 29th Sunday, January
TIME – 10.30 AM – 7 PM
Entry Free
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
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Multiple Personality by Veena Chandran
In this sculpture series, the artist explores herself by trying to find out where the artist fits in and how she responds to the environment. She started working on the series while she was traveling and working in the Scandinavian area.
Her interaction with new peopleand the experience of understanding different personalities is reflected in these sculptures. She realized that there were many emotions and personalities within her too. Multiple personality is not just a depiction of herself but the meaningful ‘coming together’ of various other personalities that together work towards a collaborative end product.
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Sculptures by Ann Delorme
Ann Delorme will be exhibiting two sculptures titled – Self- Portrait at 21 and Sunday Rose.
Ann Delorme studied from the J.J School of Arts in Mumbai. She learnt clay modelling and sketching of life studies in J.J. Fine Arts Division. She has exhibited her marble sculptures in Jehangir Art Gallery. Her paintings have been exhibited in Kala Ghoda – Artist Centre in Mumbai. She was invited to exhibit her copper reliefs with patina at the Hungarian Triennale in Kescemet, Hungary in 2007. Ann has also exhibited her bronze sculptures. Ann also works with pencils and wax.
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Lift Off – An installation by Amrita Katara
The idea behind this installation was forged out of the artists’ anxieties that have come about from being grounded. She views her past experiences as an elusive dream, something that is distorted, irrevocable, and something that she yearns for. The swell of emotions brought on by the feeling of nostalgia serves as an avenue to find value and meaning in life, and leaves the artist hopeful for the future. Every paper plane has been folded out of a map, and represents a seductive desire to go out into the world and find a way to detach from apprehensions.
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