In pictures: Artists paint the post-pandemic life in vibrant hues

22 Dec

In pictures: Artists paint the post-pandemic life in vibrant hues

The ideology of the exhibition was to bring out artists from the dullness and darkness that pandemic lashed out at the world

A recent exhibition brought together a variety of works by notable artists to celebrate life; Turquoise Vase by Devangi Sidharth (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

Titled ‘Pulse – Vibration of Life’, the exhibition at The Stainless Gallery, Mira Corporate Suites, Mathura Road, New Delhi, featured works from 16 artists on medium of their choice; The Radiation Man by Khushroo Kalyanwala (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

Red Gold by Shireen Khanna (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

The group art show was curated by visual artist Aarti Uppal Singla, and featured a mix of paintings, digital art, collages, photographs and ceramic pieces created by artists from Delhi and Mumbai; Poppies by Winnie Singh (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

Orchids by Yumi Onishi (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

The participating artists included Aarti Uppal, Balesh Jindal, Devangi Sidharth, Dharmendra Singh, Divyaman Singh, Khushroo Kalayanwala, Jaspreet Kaur, Meena Vohra, Rashmi Rai, Shibani Sehgal, Shireen Khanna, Sushil Bhasin, Sushmita Choubey, Vidyasagar Hariharan, Winnie Singh and Yumi Onishi; Nature’s Whispers #3 by Jaspreet Kaur (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

Layers of Happiness by Shibani Sehgal (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

The exhibition aimed to bring out artists from the dullness and darkness that pandemic lashed out at the world. “It is an opportunity for everyone, the artists and onlookers to feel alive and hear their hearts throb with energy and not just drift away with the flow of time. The colours used testify the very concept and the inspiration all these 16 artists hold within them,” notes the press statement; Inferno by Divyaman Singh (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

Kailash 1 by Susmita Choubey (Source: The Stainless Gallery)

In a statement, Singla said: “The past two years have not shown any mercy and with Pulse I want each one of us to feel that we are back on track and that life gives hope only when we want to see it. I am elated with the colours and techniques all the artists have chosen to express themselves and emerge out after a long period of containment of sorts. It is miraculous how creative minds using different mediums creating their individual pieces come together in union, in sync with one another. This is my ode to life and it’s vivacity. Hope is what keeps us moving on, afterall.”; In unison by Meena Vohra (Source: The Stainless Gallery)