The Colours in Between at The Royal Geographical Society
British-Indian artist Natasha Kumar announces her upcoming show of Indian-inspired artwork: The Colours In Between at The Pavilion Gallery, The Royal Geographical Society.
The ultimate expression of her artistic identity to date, The Colours in Between combines Kumar’s latest work, and her most significant of the last four decades, in a deeply personal way.
Image: Natasha Kumar, The Colours In Between, Within Reach.
Image above: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
Taking a step back to move forward, she has revisited her original inspiration for the works’ creation, distilling the complex feelings of her response into new work, and re-creation.
The essence of my art, figurative or abstract, is colour. I use it to express my emotions, to evoke emotions in the observer, to summon memories.
Image: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
Reflecting on past work, tracing artistic paths not taken, has brought out The Colours in Between. Four palettes for four decades and four moods, curated in the show as Travelling with Hope and Within Reach, Untold Stories and Other Worlds.
Image above: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
The collections are curated to evoke the senses of sight, touch and smell through colourful paintings and works on paper, tactile textiles and fragrance samples.
The Colours In Between will be on show at The Pavilion Gallery, The Royal Geographical Society, London between 3 -12 October 2024. Entry is free.
Find out more and plan your visit:
www.rgs.org/events/upcoming-events/natasha-kumar-the-colours-in-between
The ultimate expression of her artistic identity to date, The Colours in Between combines Kumar’s latest work, and her most significant of the last four decades, in a deeply personal way.
Image: Natasha Kumar, The Colours In Between, Within Reach.
Image above: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
Taking a step back to move forward, she has revisited her original inspiration for the works’ creation, distilling the complex feelings of her response into new work, and re-creation.
The essence of my art, figurative or abstract, is colour. I use it to express my emotions, to evoke emotions in the observer, to summon memories.
Image: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
Reflecting on past work, tracing artistic paths not taken, has brought out The Colours in Between. Four palettes for four decades and four moods, curated in the show as Travelling with Hope and Within Reach, Untold Stories and Other Worlds.
Image above: Natasha Kumar, inspiration.
The collections are curated to evoke the senses of sight, touch and smell through colourful paintings and works on paper, tactile textiles and fragrance samples.
The Colours In Between will be on show at The Pavilion Gallery, The Royal Geographical Society, London between 3 -12 October 2024. Entry is free.
Find out more and plan your visit:
www.rgs.org/events/upcoming-events/natasha-kumar-the-colours-in-between