Aditi
Singh
All that is
left behind
January 7 -
February 13
Opening reception:
Thursday, January
7 from 6 - 8:30pm
Aditi Singh's densely
worked, often
large scale
drawings are
generated - over
extended periods
of time - through
the meeting and
clashing of
mediums: paper,
ink, graphite, and
charcoal.
It
is the transcendental
quality of Yoga
and art I
am drawn to; of
quietly,
rhythmically,
getting rid of
all that is
extraneous, of
reaching a place
of resonance,
where there
isn't a
distinction
between the
inside or
outside of an
experience.
What interests
me is the
interplay
between letting
an image hover
and allowing
it to settle
into
a geography. The
tenacity of a
mark depends on
the velocity of
touch. There is
a synergy, a
tension, in
watching ink and
charcoal slide
against each other
building tone,
texture, and
rhythm; gathering
nuances of
connection or
dissolution,
each lending an
emotional hue.
Singh (b.1976)
lives and works in
Mumbai, India. Her
works have been
shown
internationally in
solo and group
exhibitions,
including DECK,
Singapore;
Chemould Prescott
Road, Mumbai,
India; SOMA
Drawing Center,
Seoul, Korea;
National Museum of
Modern Art, Tokyo,
Japan; Gallery
Barry Keldoulis,
Sydney, Australia;
and Arthur Ross
Gallery,
University of
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia.
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