Indian artist Rekha Bhardwaj has opened a week-long exhibition of her works at the Nubuke Foundation in Accra.
The
exhibition was the budding artist’s maiden solo exposure event to announce
herself and to introduce her works to the public.
Rekha
Bhardwaj told journalists in an interview: “This is my first solo exhibition to
introduce myself and to find out how people will feel about my paintings. I
have close to 35 collections that I have been working on over the last five
months and this event is basically to outdoor them.”
The
exhibition features 35 inspirational and exquisite paintings on various themes
and concepts drawn from everyday situations.
Rekha’s
acrylic paintings are reflections of everyday situations put on paper and that
according to her was a means of “getting people inspired and motivated after
looking at my works”.
She
stressed: “Everything inspires me; from the abstracts of happiness, sadness as
well as everyday situations which I put them on paper.”
Rekha, who
is currently based in the country, plans to commercialise her works but her
first concern is to improve on her works as she builds on her collections.
“I have
plans to take on painting as a business in the long term but now my focus is to
improve my works, especially with acrylic painting which is relatively a new
area for me.”
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