Features, cover stories, columns and quiet visits — the writing that surrounds the paintings.
We often assume that what is visible is all there is to see. Yet perhaps the more important question is not what we look at, but whether we truly see it. The distinction between looking and seeing quietly unfolds throughout Shamsul Alam Azad’s third solo exhibition, ‘Visible Structure’, currently on view at Gallery Chitrak.
What we perceive with the naked eye merely scratches the surface — beneath lies a complexity we rarely have the opportunity or capacity to fully explore. The mundane objects of daily use offer profound insights into someone’s inner landscape. Press enter or click to view image in full size
Inside Azmeer Hossain’s home studio, Dulonchapa witnessed an artist working under immense pressure, he finishing ten large-scale paintings for an international exhibition while exploring the possibilities of mixed media. A glimpse into the process, discipline and persistence behind an evolving artistic practice.
