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Shefali Shah’s Mumbai Home Reflects Her Love of Art
Shefali Shah enjoys making art.
She paints on canvas with acrylic and ink.
Samsara Arts has represented her work.
She showed a group of paintings called Perspective at an exhibition for Concern India Foundation.
She said that what a viewer sees helps complete an artwork.
About 20 of her paintings were used to decorate a house on the set of her series Human.
Later, she went looking for one particular painting.
She discovered that the production had taken all of the paintings.
Art is an important part of Shefali Shah’s life.
Shah paints on canvas using acrylic and ink.
Her work has been represented by Samsara Arts.
She presented a series titled Perspective at an exhibition for Concern India Foundation.
About 20 of her paintings decorated a house on the sets of Human, but the production had taken them all.
- Who
- Actor and artist Shefali Shah.
- What
- She paints and has shown her work in exhibitions; around 20 of her paintings were used on the set of Human.
- Where
- Mumbai is identified in the headline; the paintings were displayed in a house on the set of Human.
- When
- The article does not specify when these events took place.
- Why
- Shah said a viewer's way of seeing completes a piece of art.
Key facts
- Artist
- Shefali Shah
- Painting materials
- Acrylic and ink on canvas
- Art representation
- Samsara Arts
- Exhibition series
- Perspective
- Exhibition beneficiary
- Concern India Foundation
- Paintings used on set
- About 20
- Series set
- Human
Sources
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