Colour and form, both
significant tangible elements in fine art, also form the basic premise of
take-off in case of an abstract artist. Shefali, young and upcoming, just a
single solo exhibition old, strives to express herself in a similar vein,
playfully flirting with colour and form; conveying her musings to her captive
audience.
“The freedom of
expression, medium and form is the essence of contemporary art”, says Shefali
and being a contemporary artist, not lending herself to traditional forms of
Indian art, she prefers the former medium of conveying herself.
Having worked with
renowned artist Mr. Anand Mohan Naik, for 3 years has given her the confidence
to explore new boundaries of self-expression through painting, showcasing inner
change and moments at the subconscious level. “In each of my work, I like to
capture moments, where we can have so many mixed emotions with colours and
forms”.
The artist’s background
in photography strengthens her repertoire as do her numerous participations in
various group exhibitions. It is a refinement of thought that now waits to be
explored; an exercise that will gradually mature both - the artist’s thought
and technique.
The exhibition shall be on view till
22nd Sept.’13.