09/07/2022
umna.nabi
Dated: 2nd July 2022
I am glad to be invited and be a part of such a memorable yet heart-wrenching art exhibition as the artist is not among us. It reminds me of the beautiful words by Van Gogh
“If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now. For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is a grass in the beginning.”
curated this beautiful exhibition. As art becomes more and more experiential, Bubrak’s works were designed to appeal to both the visual and aural chant of a visitor. They made me to sat down and reflect on the link between the imagery of the spotlit miniatures and the beautiful narrations of the life stories of the artist. Each work had a significant story, different thought processes, and feelings that go through one’s mind, which cannot be explained in a conversation. The delegate strokes, scribblings, elements, and objects dive deep into the infinity loop and are difficult to explain from an artist’s standpoint as they have more deep and complex meanings. Burak’s works have a hint of post-painterly abstraction which made them more unique in their style. Honored to be a part of this exhibition.
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