Rajul Shah
Gallery: Mama on Palette
Artwork Description:
Kintsugi Pond II represents the "Joint call" method of the Japanese Art of Kintsugi being applied to heal the effects of climate change. The Washi paper and gold leaf applied to the Koi represent the healing of Earth and sustainability of its residents
Medium: Mixed media (canvas, washi paper, metal and gold leaf) on canvas.
Framed Size: 30cm width x 40cm height x 5cm depth
Year: 2021
Artist Description:
Rajul Shah is an international mixed-media artist who merges the ancient art of kintsugi with vibrant color to offer solace amid life's chaos. Her art embodies resilience, echoing Earth's potential for healing amidst climate upheaval. Extensively trained in Japan, including at Temple’s Tokyo Campus, she has showcased her work at esteemed venues like Tokyo Tower Art Fair and Ueno No Mori Art Museum. Awards from global exhibitions adorn her career, with works gracing private collections worldwide and corporate spaces like the German Centre in Singapore. Through her art, Rajul illuminates the beauty in imperfection and the planet's capacity for renewal, reflecting Kintsugi's philosophy of balance and healing.