Triveni Gallery is set to host ‘Here Comes The Sun’. The solo exhibition is about to feature the recent artworks of the distinguished Gurgaon based artist Sangeeta Singh, who has been awarded Senior and Junior Fellowship from Ministry of Culture, Government of India. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from 14 to 22 April, 2024, and will be inaugurated by Prayag Shukla, Poet, Art Critic and Curator.
The Exhibition will feature approximately twenty five paintings and three sculptures. Sangeeta Singh is a highly acclaimed artist known for her unique blend of emotions and creativity. With numerous exhibitions to her credit, Sangeeta continues to captivate audiences with her evocative and thought-provoking artworks. Her recent creations serve as tangible expressions of her evolving emotional journey, primarily stemming from the prolific year of 2023. Before this period, there was a substantial hiatus, a deliberate pause, lasting for a year and a half. During this sabbatical, she delved into the intricate labyrinth of her inner emotions, allowing them to flow freely and without the constraints of external creation. However, this introspective respite proved to be a pivotal phase, a cocoon where transformation took place. It incubated the formation of a diverse collection of work, a veritable buffet of energies and the raw fabric of reality itself. This fresh direction in her artistic practice gave her a new approach to work. The allure of colours and textures which became apparent during this time, drew her into a gradual shift towards layering her creations and employing a method of gentle scratching to uncover the concealed undertones.
The journey was marked by delightful surprises as she navigated this uncharted path, bringing with them waves of joy and, at times, overwhelming emotions. These revelations were the threads that wove the intricate tapestry of her innermost self. The concept of letting go became a central theme, prompting her to release forms that she had meticulously crafted but were no longer aligned with her evolving vision and emotional state. These creations are the landscapes of her travel diaries. It allowed her to blend her personal experiences, memories, and artistic expression into a visual narrative, infusing her works with a sense of personal connection and authenticity. The teapots in her works are metaphors of living spaces such as a house, an abode or even a city that share boundaries with one another. The story behind the teacups is all about the warmth, bonding, love and togetherness that we share.