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Dimpy Menon 
Dimpy Menon is the first Indian sculptor to win the Lorenzo il
Magnifico Bronze Award at the Florence Biennale. Dimpy has been called a “Natural” by World Sculpture magazine which said, “She captures the graceful, acrobatic movements of the human body with rare sensitivity.”
Dimpy has had over 50 exhibitions in India and abroad, including at the
Amsterdam-Whitney in New York. Recently, Dimpy Menon was invited as a speaker at the TEDx conference. 

When the Oberoi Hotel in Mumbai re-opened its lobby after the terror
attacks of 26/11 a prominent change was a bronze sculpture there by
Dimpy Menon. The seven-foot composition has been described as
“stunning” by the travel guru Mary Gostelow. 

The CNN International told its patrons, “Don't miss the sculptures by
Dimpy Menon dotted around the premises at the Trident in Bandra-Kurla.”

Open magazine pointed out that “Menon’s figures seem to defy the laws of physics… and yet, the muscled human bodies excite the viewers…” 

Dimpy’s works have been specially commissioned by some of the largest hotel chains and corporate houses, including the Holiday Inn, Bangalore which hosts her spectacular composition that is over 20 ft high. The Oberoi, The Leela, The Marriott, Crowne Plaza, TVS, Indo-Us Venture, General Electric, National Semiconductor, Total Environment, VR Bengaluru and Jagriti Theatre are a few places where her commissioned works can be seen. 
Dimpy Menon lives and works in Bangalore. 

Surbhi Modi
ARTIST STATEMENT
This series of works is inspired by multiple spheres, religions of the world, faith, contemporary pop culture, the stimulus of other artists (furthering my notion of artist as curator) and lastly from some of my own pieces. My pieces often talk to one another.

As I see it, the role of an artist, a very important role, as one of an alchemist, a manipulator of the old and new, a forger of new languages through the use of various mediums.

In my sculptures form deliberately fights function, the abstract and the figurative collide and man-made materials meet natural elements to form sculptures that ride dangerously on the precipice of practicality, challenging the notions of late 20th century designers that art must have purpose to be beautiful.

My designs are deliberate in everyway, they are cumbersome, heavy, delicate, ornamental, and yet they have an unmistakable value. This value lies in the material used, rare marbles, highly polished metals and in the many hours of painstaking, precision labour which goes into the making of each unique piece.

I see my work as a guiding force revealing what constitutes value, whilst begging the question how much do we need to do create it? What good is a laborious sculpture in a world of conceptual art and ideas? Where will be the handmade sculpture end up in a world of 3--D printing and rampant mechanization?

The works I am showing are a mere entry point in to a wider question of the future of art and the process of its making, and its underlying function. The answers though seem elusive and ever--evolving.

modi tower 98, nehru place new delhi 110019
Nimesh Pilla is an architect by training, a marketer by profession and an artist at heart.

“So as a Marketer my art is inspired by people, culture, simple emotions and moments in life… And as an architect my canvas is usually in third dimension. I like my art to respond to the context it is viewed in.” says Pilla.

“I believe that any art has to be experienced in three layers, the concept of the creator, the emotion of the person seeing it and the context it is displayed in.” His work is usually created as a contextual response in the space in which it is exhibited so that his art marries the architecture seamlessly.

He graduated as an architect from the School of Planning of Architecture, Delhi and have done Post Graduation in design from Politecnico de Milano, Milan.

Playing with brass, mild steel, aluminum and fiber, he humbly attempts to bring alive his visual narrative of life and its moments.

Adam and Eve

A fruit of Forbidden
A fruit of Desire
A fruit of Inquisition
A fruit of hardship

A fruit of Sin
But a moment of Love
DIMENSIONS:
28” L X 28” W X 3” D (from wall)

MATERIAL:
Mild Steel

Ballerina
(wall art)

The grace, the beauty, the flow of a ballerina

DIMENSIONS:
53” L X 48” W X 6”H

MEDIUM:
Mild Steel (in picture)
Customisable color

Flight of Imagination

Head held high
And goals to eye
The one within
Has set thyself
With wings of dreams
To near the sky.
DIMENSIONS:
30” L X 18” W X 22” H

MATERIAL:
Aluminum (in picture) / Fiber/ Brass / Bronze / SS

CUSTOMISABLE:
Color, Material

Ganesha and Laxmi

Wisdom and prosperity as two side of the same coin called Growth depicted by Laxmi and Ganesha as one.
DIMENSIONS:
6.5” L X 5” W X 2.5”H

MATERIAL:
Mild steel

Krishnleela

The play of spring
The flutter of birds
Smell of a blossom
The sound of laughter
The dance of love
The dance of friends
DIMENSIONS:
27” L X 27” W X 27”H
(customisable)

MEDIUM:
Aluminum (in picture) / Fiber /Brass / Bronze

CUSTOMISABLE:
Color and Material

Leap of Faith

Wind in my lung
And trust in my heart
I leap with faith
With wings of dreams
To fall, to rise
But reach the sky
DIMENSIONS:
27” L X 27” W X 27” H

MATERIAL:
Aluminum (in picture) / Brass / Bronze / SS / Fiber

CUSTOMISABLE:
Color, Material

Song of Wind

I glide, I play, I soar
The fear lost
The falls forgot
I play the song of wind
DIMENSIONS:
18” L X 30” W X 22” H

MATERIAL:
Aluminum (in picture) / Brass / Bronze / SS / Fiber

CUSTOMISABLE:
Color, Material
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