Romartika Art Decoded is back with its signature group shows of paintings at Malaka Spice gallery-cum-restaurant at Koregaon Park, Pune

Pune (Voice News Service) There will be two group shows back-to-back. Phase one will be between 1st April to 14th April and the second phase will be between 15th April to 30th April. The Phase one group show has been inaugurated by Dr Manju Chopra, Dean of Pune Business School.

The participating artists are Pallavi Choudhary, Archana Kesarwani, Heena Paloba, Asha Raghava Mohan, Nikita Garg and Tanvi Parekh.Heena’s abstracts remind of Rothko and Mondrian. Tanvi’s paintings pulsate with a festive spirit blended in spiritual depth and Indian classical charm.

Nikita’s landscapes beckon the viewers to another world of peace and tranquility. Asha’s depiction of nature stands away from convention. The knife strokes add an ethereal dimension to the canvases. Archana’s flowers are captivating. Besides, in some of Archana’s artworks, a surreal aspect of nature enthralls the viewer.

Pallavi’s paintings capture the traditional spirit of India in the most profound manner.During this April show, Romartika is taking a special initiative to invite interior decorators and architects to open the window of possibility for artworks to reach a larger population. Besides, Romartika’s primary goal of spreading art awareness remains at the forefront. On 22nd April, Club Romartika will do a performance art at Malaka in the evening. As usual, the performance art is intended to deliver a message.One should not miss the vibrant visual treat during the month of April.