Jul 02 2024 to Jul 31 2024 11 a.m.

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Price: FREE

Where

Urban Solace

32, Annaswamy Mudaliar Rd, Ulsoor 560042

Event Description

Art on the Spectrum - A Group Show of 4 Talented Bangalore Artists DATE: 2-7-2024 TO 31-7-2024 TIME: 11 Am to 10 pm ENTRY: FREE VENUE: URBAN SOLACE – CAFÉ FOR THE SOUL ADDRESS: 32 ANNASWAMY MUDALIAR ROAD, BANGALORE 560 042 (OPPOSITE ULSOOR LAKE, NEXT TO TAMIL SANGAM) FOR MORE INFORMATION / TABLE BOOKING AND HOW TO BECOME A PART OF THE CLUB CALL: 98450 13055 / 99450 22177 or Follow us on Facebook: Urban Solace – Café for the Soul & Instagram: myurbansolace TICKETS AVAILABLE ON BOOK MY SHOW & INSIDER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT THE ARTISTS: ARTIST: OCAAT OCAAT is an autistic artist who expresses themselves across multiple mediums. They are a singer, poet, hairstylist and abstract expressionist using their art, to express their struggles of understanding and thriving in a society that's constructed by and for allistics. Against all odds, they continue to thrive and excel where swimming against the tide has now become second nature. Their preferred medium is acrylic and alcohol inks on canvas. Nature in all its forms, is their greatest inspiration; the evolution of it, the connection to it and the life force it will always be. Their paintings reflect this personal journey; the pains, the joys, the singular moments that burned bright in the darkest of times, and sometimes the very darkness itself. Since their prime preference is to live in a forest with their cats, their expressionism also provides glimpses into this playful hope for the future. When they aren't making art, they are usually sitting in silence reading a book with said cats resting all over and around them. ARTIST: MEESH Meesh exhibits his interpretation of the OXYGEN series. His works are owned in Europe USA UK & INDIA & SEA (South East Asia). A Contemporary style that appeals to a variety of collectors & art lovers! Only inspiring and uplifting! Oxygen from Bioluminescent Plankton that occur in the Sea - and the value they have on Earth. Arguably 70 percent of the Oxygen is produced by the 11 Seas surrounding 77 percent of the Planet. They are all connected! The beauty of Bioluminescent Plankton that occur in the Sea is known by some as the "Northern Lights" of the Sea and witnessing the unparalleled beauty and emotional impact is Ethereal to Experience. ARTIST: APOORV DUTT These works explore the essence of landscape through minimal strokes and the evocative power of paint itself. Rich textures and vibrant colours, guided by the artist Apoorv’s touch and the viscosity of the medium, building dreamscapes that hint of mountains, seascapes and uncharted sceneries. Developed over an experimental period of six years, these pieces embody the spirit of Abstract Expressionism with a touch of Impasta. Using a unique, minimalist approach, the artist relies on the rhythmic movement and viscosity of paint to create depth and form. Brushes, knives, and sponges are abandoned in favor of a more direct connection between artist and canvas, where the very act of dribbling and dipping becomes the creative force. These captivating artworks invites on a journey to hidden worlds, where imagination reigns supreme. SERIES: MINDSCAPES, Rhythm in movement Apoorv is a multifaceted Visual Artist, Designer, Performer and a Painter. The last few renegades of generation, craving his own niche. ARTIST: DAVID The story of our name begins here: David Anil Piers spent the very early years of his life in a small village in Jharkhand called Giridih, the last stop on the line. His father's business had plucked this Bangalore-based family from the life they knew to the adventure that was his childhood. Like every other boy, playing in the mud was a given, though wanting to 'colour outside the lines' frowned upon. Cut to 40 years later when he rediscovered blank canvases that begged for expression … authentic story telling — without borders. David is as raw and unphased by the complexities of the world as is his art. His broad, flowing, sometimes untidy strokes are testimony to how this 59 year old now lives his life. He recently closed down his meat store of 30+ years, and spends hours transforming canvasses into a smorgasbord of colors. His pop art has drawn much interest over the interwebs from seasoned painters and art critics. Known for his signature masks, David loses himself in the facial expressions, tilt of the head and even the subtle messaging through the focus of the eyes. His experiments with mediums have ranged from felts pens and acrylics to chalk, vegetable and food colours and of course, chunam.