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Exhibition opening at The Old Truman Brewery 😊🎨 Viie Bhindi -artistworld

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The past few days have been very eventful and the exhibition is underway. Come along to The Old truman Brewery to view the variety of exhibitions including; Fine Art Illustration Animation Graphic Design Interior Design

Exhibition open for public 10am-4pm through to Monday

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'Process' series from my exhibition Viie Bhindi

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My exhibition will be open to public very soon. So come along and have a browse through a range of artwork by many different artists including myself. Open from 27th May- 3rd June (excluding bank holiday days)

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Paintings finally set up and exhibition is ready for next week 😊 Excited to see how the rest of the show 🎨 Viie Bhindi -artistworld

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Oceans

acrylic on canvas

Materials; acrylic paint sticks sponge paintbrush

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Exhibition preparations are under way. After a long, tiring but exciting week there has finally been progress and the exhibition is nearly installed and ready for the opening. It has been a great experience and a lot of hard work. The wait is nearly over! :)

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Galaxy

acrylic on canvas

Materials

acrylic paint paintbrush sieve

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Dancing Colours acrylic on paper

Materials acrylic paint tissue pen lid

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Process for Blossom Viie Bhindi -artistworld

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Every painting tells a story

When we look at any kind of painting, we are not only drawn to it by the visual qualities of it.The painting evokes sensations, it makes us wonder what the artist is trying to show. Especially when looking at an abstract piece, It is to some people intriguing as well as puzzling. Lets take Willem de Kooning’s ‘Excavation as an example. This piece is one of his most famous masterpieces. 

In this piece de Kooning uses lines to form shapes which resemble birds and fish. If you look closely, you will see some shapes are more detailed, they look like feminine figures. the painting depicts women working in rice fields.

Sometimes we associate certain colours with different feelings or emotions, in abstract paintings some painters use colour as a means of expression. At times, the colour palette used in a painting reflects upon how the painter is feeling. For instance if there are different hues of red or black it could represent a sense of distress or fear, whereas yellow could evoke a feeling of happiness. Psychologically speaking, the context in which the colour being used is also important. it sets the scene of the painting and reflects the painter’s mindset.

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Blossom (2016) Acrylic on Canvas Materials Fingerpainting Threads

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Vasudeo S. Gaitonde

Gaitonde’s was a well known abstract painter from India, he used painting as a means of communicating his thoughts and imagination. I came across some of his work at the Peggy Guggenheim gallery in Venice, What made the work stand out to me was the color pallets used in each painting., These three painting were my favorite because to me the colors represent feelings. for me the blue represent a soothing tone and gives it a feeling of calmness, whereas the red and orange in the first painting give a sense of anger and rage.

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Emily Kame Kngwwarreye

Kngwwarreye’s chose the abstract style as a way to alter the thought that Aboriginal art should be focused on traditional depictions. She was a leading artist in women’s art and rituals along with the Aboriginal Anmatyerr. This particular piece caught my eye because of the burst of natural colours like the hues of green and yellow. it looks very energetic and the detailed brush strokes give the painting texture.

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The Key in the hand by Chiharu Shiota

This installation was from a piece that was included in the Japan exhibition at the Biennale. Chiharu Shiota, a Berlin based artist created this installation to show memories connected to people from different times. The installation consisted of 2 boats, a countless number of keys hung across the room with yarns, videos and photos. This was a very interactive piece and we were able to walk straight through it.

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There will always be sunshine after the storm so never give up on yourself or your dreams

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Vandna Bhindi (Viie)

Bio:

I am an aspiring artist, graduated in BA Fine Art. My current practice is focused on communicating through art; I am interested in how art is used as a way for us to express ourselves. My medium is abstract painting. I consider myself to be an outgoing and determined individual who likes to make the most of all the opportunities that are presented to me. I am always willing to accept challenges and to try new and exciting things. I also have a high level of computer skills, which include photo editing and illustration.  

Education:

2016

Middlesex University- BA Fine Art

2009

Redbridge College-

BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design

BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Graphic Design

2008

Beal High School (GCSE)

Exhibitions:

2016- Truman Brewery

2016- “Fingerprints” Degree Show

2014- BA Fine Art First Year Exhibition