A group art exhibition, titled “Waves of Colour” is being held at Gallery Cosmos-2, and will remain on display until June 25. The exhibition, showcasing forty seven artworks by twenty artists, were drawn during a three day long workshop, conducted by artist Alakesh Ghosh,
Artist Sourav Chowdhury portrayed a river in rural Bangla in an artwork. Based on watercolour, the best medium in depicting landscapes, the painting is both aesthetic and inmate in nature.
Artist Manik Bonik, a nature lover, shows a beautiful moment shared by couple walking under the shadow of trees beside a serene lake.
Khing Sai Mong portrayed a woman outside her mud house in a village, against a brilliant backdrop of blue sky.
Artist Biren Shome has depicted fishing boats floating on water. Birds are seen flying over the river, exuding a sense of freedom.
“Artists these days mostly work indoors, but to make a combination of poetry and beauty, they need to work outside in natural settings,” said artist Alakesh Ghosh.
The inaugural ceremony on June 6, was attended by Lee Yun-young, Ambassador of Republic of Korea to Bangladesh, artists Samarjit Roy Chowdhury and Mustafa Monwar were present.
