<p>In spite of the choc-a-bloc traffic and the back to back events in the City that evening, the crowd came in and enjoyed the paintings, the hospitality and the social interaction. <br /><br />“This is my dream project and I have worked on all the details personally. As an artist and art lover, I plan to use this space as a platform for art in different forms,” says Deepa.<br /><br />The talented mother daughter duo Shan Re and Romicon Revola were the first artists to exhibit their work at Galerie De’ Arts. <br /><br />“I love the way Shan has used her medium of expression, in this case her oils on canvas to capture the language of the soul,” said one of the visitors.<br />“Her figurative pieces with strong brush strokes and warm pleasing colours are delightful,” the visitor added.<br /><br /> Romicon, the young contemporary sculptress, will also exhibit her work and and bring a fresh contemporary dimension to the gallery’s line of exhibits.<br />The crowd filtered in singly or in pairs and like most close knit fraternities was very <br />familiar with each other. <br /><br />They formed little buzzing groups in and around the exhibition space while interacting with the artists. <br />Some complained about the incessant digging and never ending road works that have worsened the plight of the already beleaguered Bangalore commuter. <br />Deepa played hostess ensuring that the guests mingled easily, partook of the refreshments and were guided through their art explorations. <br />“I saw Shan's work in Bangalore a few years ago and found it outstanding. In fact, her paintings caught my eye from among several other artists who were on display,” said Pavan Shah, an art collector.<br /><br />A young group of art lovers hotly debated the relative merits of oils vs acrylic paints while another pair of ladies was caught up with the latest political news.<br /></p>
<p>In spite of the choc-a-bloc traffic and the back to back events in the City that evening, the crowd came in and enjoyed the paintings, the hospitality and the social interaction. <br /><br />“This is my dream project and I have worked on all the details personally. As an artist and art lover, I plan to use this space as a platform for art in different forms,” says Deepa.<br /><br />The talented mother daughter duo Shan Re and Romicon Revola were the first artists to exhibit their work at Galerie De’ Arts. <br /><br />“I love the way Shan has used her medium of expression, in this case her oils on canvas to capture the language of the soul,” said one of the visitors.<br />“Her figurative pieces with strong brush strokes and warm pleasing colours are delightful,” the visitor added.<br /><br /> Romicon, the young contemporary sculptress, will also exhibit her work and and bring a fresh contemporary dimension to the gallery’s line of exhibits.<br />The crowd filtered in singly or in pairs and like most close knit fraternities was very <br />familiar with each other. <br /><br />They formed little buzzing groups in and around the exhibition space while interacting with the artists. <br />Some complained about the incessant digging and never ending road works that have worsened the plight of the already beleaguered Bangalore commuter. <br />Deepa played hostess ensuring that the guests mingled easily, partook of the refreshments and were guided through their art explorations. <br />“I saw Shan's work in Bangalore a few years ago and found it outstanding. In fact, her paintings caught my eye from among several other artists who were on display,” said Pavan Shah, an art collector.<br /><br />A young group of art lovers hotly debated the relative merits of oils vs acrylic paints while another pair of ladies was caught up with the latest political news.<br /></p>
