Renowned speed painter Rabin Bar from Assam unveiled his latest solo exhibition titled "Who am I" at the esteemed Nehru Centre Art Gallery in Mumbai on Tuesday, captivating art enthusiasts and critics alike.
The highly anticipated inaugural ceremony commenced at 4 pm today, marking the beginning of a week-long exhibition that will run until May 22. The gallery doors will open every day from 11 am to 7 pm, providing ample opportunity for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the captivating artwork on display.
Rabin Bar has earned widespread recognition for his extraordinary artistic talent, garnering numerous national and international accolades throughout his career. With notable achievements such as the Guinness World Record, Asian Book of Records, Indian Book of Records, and more, Bar's unique style and creative approach to painting have captivated audiences across various media platforms, including renowned television channels like Colors TV, SONY TV, ZEE TV, ZEE NEWS, ETV Bangla, ETV Marathi, Tamil, and Telugu.
The exhibition, titled "Who am I", delves into the theme of universal identity, emphasizing the idea that all religions are fundamentally the same. Each of Rabin Bar's paintings explores the enigmatic conflict residing within every individual, grappling with questions of identity amidst discrimination based on caste, creed, color, sex, and religion. Through his artwork, Bar aims to stimulate contemplation and ignite conversations about restoring universal peace and embracing the essence of humanity, intellect, and civilization.
Nestled on Dr. Annie Besant Road in Worli, the Nehru Centre Art Gallery provides a fitting backdrop for this thought-provoking exhibition. Visitors will witness the anguish portrayed in each painting as they reflect upon the present state of social discrimination and the quest for answers to the fundamental question, "Who am I?" The exhibition promises to deliver a mesmerizing display of talent while serving as a poignant reminder of the importance of unity and acceptance in today's world.
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