Dhaka art summit was one of the best experiences where we enjoyed different art forms, all at once. It was a great get-together place for all the creative people around the country as well as from the world. Many new artists got the chance to showcase their work along with many famous creators.
I have to agree that this was one of the significant experiences of 2023 for me. I have shared a few photos of the exhibition in a previous post. Today I am going to share some more photos with you. I hope you will get a glimpse of the exhibition from them.
Let's have a look.
This alphabet wall was one of the best attractions of the exhibition. The alphabets are from our native language Bangla. The artwork was huge, the light and the shadow were creating such a beautiful work!
The exhibition was going on all four floors of the fine art academy. We are working through the floors and observing all the artwork. The place was not too crowded but as everyone was taking time to understand the artwork so we have to be steady too. And I enjoyed it.
From what I understand, many of the artworks was representing climate change and its impact on our environment. There was a few pieces of work that were particularly showcasing how climate change is taking away nature from us.
This AI-generated work is showing the rise of concrete monsters.
The artist shows how the brick kiln furnace taking hampering the balance of nature.
I am not sure about all the artwork. I can only guess the meaning.
There are many statues like this all are made out of trees and branches and decorated with colorful clothing.
I love this idea it was kind of like a sustainable eco-friendly City plan. There is a real-life example of such a living being in our country. The building is an office of a nongovernmental organization and become very famous for its eco-friendly design.
Don't ask me what is this because I am not sure either. If you understand this artwork, tell me more about it!
Then comes the kids drawing gallery. The whole world was covered with so many pieces of drawing we could never finish observing each one. It was so colorful and my son was so excited scene all the drawings.
There were around 500 pieces of artwork I found. The exhibition was a week long. Some cultural programs were going on outside the gallery. So it became kind of like a hangout place for all of the creative people.
People wear walking through the hall, enjoy the artwork, have a good time with their friends and family, and surely generate more ideas about art. It was so full of all positive energy; loved it.
Is been a while and I am stuck at home for a few weeks again. This walk was something to cherish and remember for a long time. I wish, soon I could make another Wednesday walk like this.
