Delhi's art scene is set to be illuminated by a vibrant new exhibition showcasing the simple joys of life. Celebrated sculptor Sheela Chamariya has unveiled her latest collection, titled "Contours of Joy – Choti Choti Khushiyan," at the prestigious Triveni Kala Sangam in the capital.
A Celebration of Simple Joys Through Art
The exhibition features a captivating array of sculptures and murals that are a hallmark of Sheela Chamariya's signature style. Known for her innovative use of mediums, the artist's new collection is a profound exploration of life's small moments of happiness. The works promise to enchant both seasoned art collectors and casual enthusiasts with their captivating interplay of colours and shapes.
"My work is a reflection of my inner thoughts and an expression of life's simple joys," said Sheela Chamariya. She elaborated that her primary aim is to create pieces that evoke deep emotion and foster a sense of connection, offering viewers a peaceful escape into a world defined by harmony and rhythm.
Evolution of a Distinct Artistic Voice
Sheela Chamariya's artistic journey is marked by a significant evolution. She has transitioned from figurative forms to the semi-figurative and geometric forms that define her current practice. Her latest works in this exhibition are characterised by clear, firm lines and a compelling semi-abstract expression.
This distinctive style allows her to capture the essence of human relationships and fleeting life moments with a remarkable sense of purity and vibrancy. Her sculptures, particularly in bronze, are acclaimed for portraying strikingly beautiful moments with a unique lightness and contemporary flair.
Accolades and a Commitment to Community
Sheela Chamariya's influence in the art community is well-established and underscored by numerous awards. A significant recognition is the Sahitya Kala Parishad Award for Most Promising Woman Sculptor. Her works are part of esteemed private and public collections across the globe.
Beyond creating art, she is deeply committed to education and cultural engagement. She actively conducts workshops and classes designed to nurture creativity in individuals of all ages. Her contributions extend to judging prominent art events and participating in meaningful discussions on art and women's empowerment.
Sheela Chamariya is a self-taught sculptor based in Delhi and an alumna of Hindu College, University of Delhi. With over two decades of experience, she has also collaborated with other renowned sculptors and enhanced her skills through a short course in Germany. Her distinctive methodology has been featured in more than 14 solo and 50 group exhibitions in India and on international platforms.
