Atta Gallery is set to showcase “Abstract: Expressions, Interpretations And Connections”, an internationally curated group display, starting this Thursday and running until July 16.
The purpose of the exhibition is to stimulate an active engagement with abstract art among spectators, fostering personal interpretations and connections with the displayed works.
Rather than pushing the conventional understanding of art as something that should be fully grasped or explained, the exhibition encourages spectators to welcome the freedom of interpretation and emotional resonance provided by abstract and all visual art.
The collection includes a broad array of abstract expressions presented in various mediums, including painting, sculpture, installation, and mixed media.
These are displayed through a variety of techniques, styles, shapes, and forms by 15 artists hailing from Thailand, the US, Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, Japan, and Australia.
Throughout the exhibit, spectators are prompted to interact with the artworks to unravel the multiple layers of significance and emotional depth that abstract art can communicate.
Visual and auditory stimuli are strategically deployed to arouse senses and trigger imaginations, encouraging spectators to formulate their own interpretations and connections with the artworks.
The exhibition aims not to dictate a singular interpretation or meaning for the works but to nurture individuality and a personal bond with the art.
Through this journey of interpretation and connection, spectators are inspired to evolve their personal artistic taste.
They are encouraged to reflect on their preferences, delve into their emotions and perceptions, and cultivate a deeper comprehension of their artistic inclinations.
The opening reception is scheduled for Thursday at 6pm. Atta Gallery is situated at Warehouse 30, Charoen Krung 30, and opens from Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm through to 6.30 pm.
For further information about the exhibition, please visit the Atta Gallery website or their Facebook page.
