Art Works Gallery presents perception, a curated exhibition featuring 3 young London-based artists who are widely gaining acclaim in the UK and Europe, opening October 24th 2024 at One Holland Village, Singapore, in the presence of one of the artists, Araminta Blue.
Singapore, October 24, 2024 — Art Works Gallery proudly presents perception, an exhibition showcasing the works of three London-based contemporary artists and curated by Global Fine Art Director, Cassi Young. The exhibition opens at One Holland Village on 24th of October and will be on view through 24th of November 2024.One of the featured artists, Araminta Blue, will be visiting Singapore for the opening of the exhibition.
“I’ve been following the careers of each artist for some time now, so it is my pleasure to bring such exciting and talented artists to Singapore and South-East Asia, and introduce their respective practices to anew collector base here.”
Cassi Young - Art Works Group, Global Director of Fine Art
How do contemporary visual artists articulate reality, its representation and the surface of their canvas? Each of the three artists offer a distinct response through their unique practice, challenging conventional notions of form, space and meaning.
Araminta Blue’s immersive oil paintings take figuration to the extreme, such that they border on abstraction. She utilises the surface of the canvas to visualise an imagined space and how it can be used as an escape and protection from reality.
Callum Harvey uses soft colour palettes to depict architectural, spatial and natural elements, examining the ten-sion between the natural and artificial that arises from the collusion of a flat surface and representations of three-dimensional spaces.
Max Boyla’s enigmatic compositions blur the lines between reality and imagination, existing in a place of limbowhere the real world mingles with the eternal and the fictional. His works on satin have an ambiguous quality whichdrifts between pure abstraction and natural landscape, evoking a fluid interplay of sea, sky and formlessness.
Max Boyla’s enigmatic compositions blur the lines between reality and imagination, existing in a place of limbowhere the real world mingles with the eternal and the fictional. His works on satin have an ambiguous quality whichdrifts between pure abstraction and natural landscape, evoking a fluid interplay of sea, sky and formlessness.
Max Boyla’s enigmatic compositions blur the lines between reality and imagination, existing in a place of limbo where the real world mingles with the eternal and the fictional. His works on satin have an ambiguous quality which drifts between pure abstraction and natural landscape, evoking a fluid interplay of sea, sky and formlessness.
Graduates of prestigious institutions, these three artists are at the forefront of contemporary visual discourse. Visit perception at Art Works Gallery, where cutting-edge art meets visionary expression, and support the promising career of exceptional young talents.
EXHIBITION DETAILS
Title: perception
Opening Date: 24 October 2024
Closing Date: 24 November 2024
Location: Art Works Gallery, One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Way, #01-10/11, Singapore 275748
Hours: Mon-Thu 11 am-8 pm, Fri-Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun 10 am-8 pm
Admission: Free
