Artwork Works Gallery continues its visionary mission to help the promising careers of remarkable younger abilities with an upcoming exhibition dubbed Notion. Notion goals to reply the query of how three younger London-based modern visible artists articulate (or “understand”) the visible illustration of actuality on the floor of their canvases. Working from 24 October to 24 November at One Holland Village, guests might be allowed an perception into how every of the three artists — Araminta Blue, Callum Harvey and Max Boyla — affords a definite response via their distinctive observe, difficult typical notions of kind, area and that means.
With accolades to their identify, every of those three artists have graduated from prestigious establishments and at the moment are on the forefront of up to date visible discourse. “I’ve been following the careers of every artist for a while now, so it’s my pleasure to convey such thrilling and gifted artists to Singapore and South-East Asia, and introduce their respective practices to a brand new collector base right here,” says Cassi Younger, world nice artwork director at Artwork Works Group.
Right here is an perception into the three featured artists of Artwork Works Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, Notion:
Araminta Blue
Araminta Blue’s art work is closely impressed by escapism, which is translated into otherworldly summary shapes. London-based British artist Araminta Blue holds a Grasp of Superb Arts from the Slade College of Artwork and a bachelor’s diploma from the Ruskin College of Artwork. Her first museum present — Il Calore Sulla Pelle — is at the moment on show at MARV Gradara in Italy.
(Picture courtesy of Araminta Blue, Artwork Works Gallery, Singapore and Gallery Rosenfeld, London)
Her immersive oil work take figuration to the intense, involving summary layers and textures that blur, dissolve, and re-emerge on the floor of the canvas. On this approach, she invitations viewers into her creative act of creation as she reimagines the visible panorama of her canvas and the way it may be used as an escape and safety from actuality.
Callum Harvey
26-year-old British artist Callum Harvey makes use of mushy color palettes to depict architectural, spatial, and pure parts as he explores the transitional areas the place the pure and synthetic intersect. His artwork employs layered, translucent paint to create dislocated perceptions of area that evoke surreal environments. Harvey’s debut solo exhibition was held at Pipeline in London in 2023, adopted by exhibitions at Future Honest in New York and Pavilion Gallery in London.
(Picture courtesy Callum Harvey, Artwork Works Gallery, Singapore and Pipeline Up to date, London)
Alongside a grasp’s diploma from the Royal School of Artwork and a bachelor’s diploma from Falmouth College, he has additionally obtained the Radcliffe Belief Craft Scholarship and the Arts Society Younger Arts Bursary. Harvey’s work examines the stress between the pure and the substitute that arises from the interaction of a flat floor and representations of three-dimensional areas.
Max Boyla
London-based artist Max Boyla explores the blurred strains between the true and the imagined, creating ambiguous worlds the place recurring characters supply familiarity in surreal, timeless settings. A current graduate from the Royal Academy Colleges, he has most lately exhibited at Des Bain, Berntson Bhattacharjee, Sim Smith, Mammoth, APT Gallery, and the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
(Picture courtesy of Max Boyla, Artwork Works Gallery, Singapore and Berntson Bhattacharjee, London)
Boyla’s current items examine the fictional landscapes of promoting and their unattainable guarantees. His works on satin possess an ambiguous high quality that drifts between pure abstraction and pure landscapes, evoking a fluid interaction of sea, sky, and formlessness.
Notion will run from 24 October to 24 November 2024 at Artwork Works Gallery, One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Means, Singapore.
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