Archive · 22 May 2025
Bhuwal Prasad's Exhibition Showcases Tribal and Urban Art
Imagine an artist who mixes old tribal art with the busy city and some space aliens!
That's what Bhuwal Prasad does.
He takes things from tribal life, like jewelry and animals, and mixes them with the craziness of city life, like crumpled paper and trash.
He even adds in things like aliens and spaceships because he thinks technology is moving so fast.
His art shows that you can find beauty in unexpected places.
Prasad studied art in Varanasi and now lives in Delhi, which influences his art.
His paintings use bold colors, but some are simple, just one color.
His work encourages people to explore his art with their own ideas.
Bhuwal Prasad's solo exhibition, "Whimsical Lines: Urban Refrain Through Tribal Abstraction," is on display at Gallerie Nvya.
The artist, originally from Uttar Pradesh, blends tribal elements with urban and sci-fi themes in his art.
Prasad's art incorporates tribal motifs alongside city life chaos and futuristic elements like aliens and spaceships.
He uses unique textures, inspired by urban waste and discarded materials, to create his artworks.
The exhibition runs from May 24 to June 28 and showcases Prasad's distinctive approach to art.
- Who
- Bhuwal Prasad, an artist from Uttar Pradesh.
- What
- The solo exhibition "Whimsical Lines: Urban Refrain Through Tribal Abstraction" by Bhuwal Prasad.
- When
- The exhibition opened on Saturday and runs from May 24 to June 28.
- Where
- Gallerie Nvya in Delhi.
- Why
- The artist aims to express the beauty found in unexpected chaos and the blend of tribal and modern elements.
- Venue
- Gallerie Nvya, Delhi
- Exhibition Dates
- May 24 to June 28
- Hours
- 11 am to 7 pm (Sundays closed)
- Artist's Hometown
- Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh
- Artist's Education
- Varanasi