Bombs Away
| Heigth | 50 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 70 cm |
| Length/Depth | 3.5 cm |
On February 24, 2022, I did not sleep, because I knew that the atrocity that was committed by the country in which I was born would happen and it was inevitable. It is the trauma and pain that I live with that has damaged my ability to express my feelings and myself. That moment when at night you hear the roar of military planes and you know that they are flying for a reason, they are flying to destroy people's lives for the sake of the ambitions of a insane dictator.
Oil on canvas.
Gopal Muni
My name is Gopal Muni, I was born in 1992 in the Caucasus region, Russia.
Studied art aesthetics and philosophy in 2014-2015/2017 with artist-sculptor Akhilesh Kumar Rai in Varanasi, India
Since 2023 Student (Freie Kunst, Diploma) at Hochschule Für Künste Bremen in Prof. Stephan Baumkötter class.
I started my creative journey in 2014 and after that art became the meaning of my life. My works are made using the expressionist technique under the influence of different emotional moods and lived experiences. The themes of my art range from landscapes, brief moments of moods, emotions of lived events, simple abstractions, sketches of portraits, to political statements. I am always experimenting with various mediums, materials, formats and techniques, I never settle on one thing, painting methods and ways of expressing myself are endless for me.
Art for me is something like a personal diary, because the process of creating each painting/object/etc forces you to go thru many thoughts, experiences and feelings in a short moment of time, allowing you to rethink the way how you look at the world, perceive things around you and within you.
List of exhibitions and collaborations:
till 2022 Russia - None.
2022 Yerevan, Armenia - Festival "Luchshe"
2022 Yerevan, Armenia - "Two Arcs" gallery
2022 Yerevan, Armenia - "YBAF Armenia"
2023 Berlin, DE - "Transience" Großer Wasserspeicher
2024 Bremen. DE - "TURM" MS Dauerwelle
2024 Amsterdam, NL - "Artists Against Kremlin" De Balie, "Totenkult" painting
