Skywards - an elevating Art Show by Pragya Jain at Sublime Galleria, UB City

Art events in Bangalore - Skywards - an elevating Art Show by Pragya Jain at Sublime Galleria, UB City from 3 to 25 July 2015, 6.pm onwards

"The body of work has been sculpted around my efforts to strive for positivity and verve to break away from gravity. It’s a feeling of escalation, of freedom from any other energy that pulls downward. A determination to find my path through my art, I reached a conclusion that if I think “up”, my thought and the occurrences in my life and my ideas will elevate. Growth and Change are imperative, and the only way to move is – Skyward…"

Visit Sublime Galleria between July 3rd to July 25th to experience an elevating art show by Pragya Jain. Awarded by the President of India for her exceptional Art, Pragya pursues her art and has made positive inroads into the contemporary art scene in India as well as the United States.

Through the collection of tints and shades used on her canvases, she is determined to create a peaceful and positive atmosphere. The nucleus of each work lies in the attempt to make not just the eye but also the mind to travel upwards. There is a hope, even in the most down situations. Fascinated by the sentiment of rising, the body of work consists of her classic subjects – Ballerina and Horses. Along with these you will find fish rising upward as well as birds, balloons, elephants and people! Fragmenting of the canvas is the most fascinating part of her process, and the colour story follows. Geometry being one of the key elements of Pragya’s art, her conclusion to a painting comes when the viewer is disabled from focusing only on one point. Its a burst of colour, form and dimensions. Working with elements that could defy gravity, turning the arrows up and making everything optimistic is what defines Skywards!

Pragya’s label – “ARTychoke” will also be a part of the show with a limited edition of silk scarves for women and pocket squares for men. These are inspired by the core 8 paintings in the show. From hot air balloons to horses, printed onto the finest silk to make her collection even more luxurious. After all, not everyone comes to an art show to buy art. They come for the pure pleasure of enjoying art. Hence the artist started her label where she prints fragments of her art on fashion and home accessories. This way the art lovers get to acquire something artistic that is affordable and valuable at the same time!