Art + Culture

Collective Chemistry

What makes an Artist tick? Saying things with color and shapes that you cannot say any other way because there are no words. Only feelings.

Everything Comes Next…

Bijal Patel showcases a personal journey of loss and trauma through mixed media art where she begins to work blindfolded, responding to music in black ink channeled by inner emotions. It results in a complex and hauntingly beautiful display of inner reflection, that once blindfold is removed she then turns empty spaces into color and line work. An extraordinary play on shadow and light.

I popped into a pop-up art gallery on Dunbar called “Visual Space” so say hello to my friend Bi (Bee) who graduated from Emily Carr and take in her impressive work and that of four other artists: Kier Enemark, Ann Robson, N Byrtus and Mark Yeomanthat.  They all make up a group called “Collective Chemistry.” I love that name.

Raven series by Kier Enemark
Landscape series by Ann Robson

If you’d like to inquire about these pieces and more (not shown here) please contact: collectivechemistry1@gmail.com)

https://www.visualspace.ca/

Photos: d. king

 

Published by Debbie King

A blog about LIFE and STYLE

2 thoughts on “Collective Chemistry”

  1. Hi this was a great read!

    On Mon, May 30, 2022 at 1:48 PM Girl Who Would be KING on Life, Style and

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