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卖家 Jenny Bhatt
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原创艺术品
绘画,
丙烯
在帆布上
- 外形尺寸 高度 40in, 宽度 40in
- 分类 画作 低于US$5,000 抽象主义
These works explore Colour as Energy and Energy as Vibration. They draw parallels between Vedanta and Quantum Physics, particularly Particle Theory, which sees Energy as the fundamental basis of matter. The Dot simultaneously represents Zero and Infinity, the Seed and the Cosmos, also referring to the concept of ‘Shunyata’ in Hindu and Buddhist spiritual thought. They are microcosms of nature’s creative process, relating the individual to the absolute.
I like to think of each painting as a Colour Yantra, a contemplative or meditative space, wherein the viewer has an energy exchange or vibrational interaction, making it a device used to induce
one-pointedness, transcending the material.
From a scientific viewpoint, Colour is perceived due to the phenomenon of Light and is essentially a vibrational frequency- a form of Energy. Therefore, during a vibrational exchange, it can bring about a physical transformation or change of state at the most fundamental level of matter, where Energy changes form. This is where the therapeutic value of Colour comes into play.
I also like to incorporate a contrary view, that of intuitive perception – a direct and experiential understanding of the nature creation and existence, referring to the concept of Advaita - Duality as contained in Oneness.
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Jenny Bhatt completed her studies in art and design in 1992. She has held more than 15 solo exhibitions to date, the most recent one was in Amsterdam. She has participated in several group exhibitions including those in New York, Sydney, London and Amsterdam. Her work has been included in auctions across the world, including those by Christie’s.
Most recently (in 2015) she was one of 38 international artists selected from 30 countries to participate in a character art residence in Berlin.
In 2010, her work was accepted by the Drawing Center, New York, in it’s Viewing Program.
In 2008, she participated in an artist residency program at the School of Visual Art in New York, followed by a program in Animation as a Fine Art Medium.
In 2005, she was awarded ‘Young Achiever of the Year’ by the Indo-American Society.
Other projects include work in graphic design, interaction design and writing. She has written on art, humour and spirituality in publications including The Times of India group, DNA and Verve magazine. Her poems have been published in the literary journals including The Little Magazine and The Brown Critique.
She has been doing comedic performances since 2012.
Most recently, she has started making editioned art multiples including soft sculptures based on her visual art.
Her work is a cultural critique, based on social commentary layered with varied references. Her influences range from Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, trance music and quantum physics to pop and surrealistic art. She works across media including Drawing, Painting, Digital Interactive Art, Sculpture and Performance.
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