Bhopal

Ceramic exhibition 'Khoj' concludes at Bharat Bhavan

Staff Reporter

A ceramic exhibition ‘Khoj’ by a young ceramist Suchita Rai concluded here on Sunday at Rangdarshini Gallery, Bharat Bhavan. The exhibition that began on December 24 under the Roopabh wing of fine arts concluded with a lot of fervour.

Her ceramic work gave the art lovers of the city to have a view of the colourful and the unique ceramic work in the exhibition. Notably, Suchita belong to Bhopal and is a self trained artist. She has been working in the ceramic studio of Bharat Bhavan for a long time. The spectators had appreciated her work as the ceramic pots or concepts presented by her are much different from the other artists. Further, her exhibition has also achieved a good sale.

The ceramic plates designed by her giving the texture of hair, looked more attractive to the viewers. Moreover, the beehive and relationship between the flowers and bees defined by her through the ceramics was also the eye catcher of the first solo show put up by city artist. Along with the ceramic work, she had also displayed the pottery that also received a good response.

Nature has been her guiding force and she has portrayed it in all magnificent forms, while maintaining the delicate balance between the reality and creativity. The Bhopal based ceramic artist has given an enchanting touch to the wet clay and has moulded it according to her imagination. As one sees her creations it becomes clear that she enjoys her work and completes it while putting a lot of enthusiasm.

While talking to The Pioneer, Suchita said, “I feel that my concepts and presentation is different from other artists.” Elaborating more about it, she said, “I do not work out my concepts in a single direction and love to do more varieties. I do pottery too and am more interested in leaf work.”