Date: 14 December 2021
Photo: JD Malat Gallery
DISSOLVING BODIES: Beautifully executed paintings of bodies and faces start to break apart as if dissolving into the air, or on to the surface of the painting itself. There’s a beautiful and surreal dream-like quality to Henrik Aa Uldalen’s figurative paintings. Another series has a darker element, where he has taken a blowtorch to some other works so the canvas has literally melted away. I’ve been a fan of his work for some years and this is his strongest showing yet.
British artist Emily Gillbanks showcases her debut solo exhibition, Temporary Sitters, at the JD Malat Gallery in London, exploring the complex and diverse world of Tube life in these London Underground paintings. Click HERE to read the article on whynow.co.uk
JD Malat Gallery is a London-based art gallery aimed at supporting and promoting talented contemporary artists, both emerging and established. The gallery features art pieces in a large variety of media and artistic styles and takes part in many international art fairs to introduce the work of its artists...
