A Space Odyssey in Colour – Contemporary Shapes Painting in Inks – Surrey Artist Mital Patel
Artist: Mital Patel
Artist: Mital Patel
A Space Odyssey– in Colour
This artwork is an exploration into space and away from the earthly realm. Reasons to escape will vary for everyone, but as humans sometimes we all need a path to escape, even for a short bit if not permanently. It was based on the birdseye view philosophy that the further away you can take yourself then the less important worries and concerns in your life become. Like cosmic insignificance therapy, as noted in Oliver Burkman’s book, ‘4000 Weeks’, this artwork helps the viewer to escape into space but instead of a dark void, they are met with colour.
Image Size: A3
Art Medium: Ink on Paper
Available in high quality prints from A3 to A0, both framed and unframed.
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Mital Patel
Woking, Surrey
Contemporary colourful, vibrant unique abstract art.
High-quality digital prints available.
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Email: mital78@gmail.com
About The Artist
Being human and everything that comes with this, is portrayed in the art and due to the detail, can take many hundreds of hours to complete, typically over many months or a year or more.
This is also something that inspires me to draw, as good sight, stable hands, good mobility and independence are to be celebrated today, as they cannot be guaranteed in the future.
My art cannot just be glanced at, rather to be viewed and studied with patience, then more and more will be revealed."
Art Group / Exhibitions
Mital is not currently a member of a Surrey Art Group or Society.
Mital's artwork 'A Space Odyssey – in Colour' has been selected to be displayed as part of the Elmbridge Moving Arts Exhibition and will be in the Robert Phillips Gallery at the River House Barn in Walton-on-Thames Surrey. This will be from 5th October till 30th October 2022.
One of Mital's paintings was chosen for prestigious display at some of London’s busiest commuter stations, namely Victoria, Waterloo and London Bridge.
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