“Bharari- Soaring Beyond Limits” A Solo Show of Paintings will be displayed by well known by Dipali Meher in Art Entrance Gallery in Mumbai

Mumbai, 14th October 2924 (GNI) : “Bharari- Soaring Beyond Limits”, a Solo Show of Paintings displayed by contemporary artist Dipali Meher, Art Entrance Gallery, Kala Ghoda,, Mumbai 400001, From: 16th – 21st October 2024 , Time: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM  

CONTACT INFORMATION: 
– Email: dimeherart@gmail.com  
– Instagram: @dimeherart  
– Phone: +91 98206 00995

Mystical Journeys in Ink:
Where Freedom and Form collide
“Bharari: Soaring Beyond Limits” Invites You to Experience Mystic Prose and Poetry Expressed Through Ink Paintings.

from ink wash and pen-and-ink to mark-making. This exhibition is the culmination of 12 years of dedication by contemporary artist Dipali Meher, where the timeless themes of the soul’s journey toward higher consciousness are visually expressed in a fusion of mystic prose and art. In Marathi, “Bharari” means “a leap” or “flight,” symbolizing the soul’s journey toward liberation and self-realization. The paintings prominently feature birds, symbolizing the spirit’s journey as it navigates the winds of life. Using symbolic figures like birds, bulls, and horses, Meher explores themes of freedom, ego, and progress. Through these symbolic figures, the artist explores the harmony between nature and the self.

Dipali Meher, is an Atal National Award-winning artist (2019) whose work draws deeply from Japanese calligraphy, Buddhist and Vedic philosophy, and her practice of Reiki. She finds inspiration in mystical poets like Rumi and Khalil Gibran. A graduate of the “Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Arts” (1996), Mumbai, Meher’s illustrious 20-year career spans various creative fields, including illustrating for Indian Express, designing album covers for Times Music, and producing award-winning motion graphics for Zoom and Times Now. Her transition to fine arts marked the beginning of a new chapter, where she dedicated the last 12 years to mastering ink art.

Dipali Meher’s work embodies both tranquillity and passion, reflecting the balance between serenity and intensity. As the artist revisits and reinterprets the techniques of Sumi-e ink and India ink in a contemporary context, her work pays homage to the shared artistic and spiritual heritage of Japan and India. The artist’s personal quest for spiritual and artistic liberation is reflected in her work, which merges Japanese calligraphic techniques of expression with her understanding of various Indian philosophies.

Art lovers, spiritual seekers, and enthusiasts alike are invited to witness this extraordinary confluence of art and philosophy.ends GNI