Date/Time
Date(s) - 19/03/2014 - 25/03/2014
All Day

Location
Galerie Romain Rolland

Categories

• Events

Alliance Française de Delhi

under the umbrella of Francophonie Week celebration

presents

Tri- Angles

3 Arts about India

Wednesday 19 March 2014, 7.00pm

Exhibition on view from 20^th to 25^th March 2014, 9.00am to 8.00pm

Alliance Francaise de Delhi

72 Lodi Estate, 110003 ND

What a better way to celebrate Francophonie, than to share the outcome of 3 French women unusual encounter initiated by Jean-Philippe Bottin, head of the Alliance française.

“Tri-Angles” has emerged from the exchanges and sharing of the Indian views of these 3 artists, living in India. Painting, photography and sculpture are brought up together to illustrate this highly colourful country.

 Everything started in India, six years ago, when Mélanie Dornier became freelance photographer. Today her work in documentary and editorial is published worldwide through top agencies (Gamma). In 2011, she was selected as an emerging photographer at Salon de la Photo, Paris. Mélanie is also working with a fine art gallery in Paris (Salomon Duval) and had several group and solo exhibitions (France, China, Ukraine and India). www.melaniedornier.com.

Catherine Khosla has been living in India for more than 5 years.

She has always entertained her curiosity for manual work, but started sculpting clay only 2 and a half years ago. She developed a real taste for attempting to convey human beings’ strengths and weaknesses, through movement and everyday life postures.

Her exposure to ordinary Indian scenes turned out to be a very exciting source of inspiration for her sculpture work.

 Marie-Laure HUBERT is a French painter, born in 1973. Arrived in India in 2011, she has been deeply inspired by the colours, the smells and the everyday scenes of life of her new adoptive country and has recovered the passion she had to quit 15 years before to manage her work in a Parisian advertising agency and her 5 kids family. Enthralled by the beauty of a woman carrying a bundle of wood, of a sweeper or of a colourful cow’s horn, she tells in colours and material her Indian emotion.

 

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