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Building a Happier Home: A Solo Exhibition by Bhare
January 12 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The Colonna Contemporary is a local art gallery just off Lancaster Avenue in Wayne. The gallery is dedicated to creating an inclusive space, inviting individuals from all walks of life to engage, explore, and be inspired. On January 12th, Colonna Contemporary is proud to present the opening of “Building a Happier Home” a showing of artwork by North Carolina artist, Bhare.
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“Home is where the heart is, I guess.” rings quietly through the profound artistic journey of Bhare, whose narrative unfolds through a muted collection of contemplative artworks. Drawn from a childhood marked by the absence of home to the family name, the artist’s odyssey weaves through small apartments and townhomes, with each dwelling leaving its indelible mark on the intricate tapestry of their identity. The quest for a space to call their own becomes a poignant refrain, echoing throughout the exhibition.
Against the backdrop of this search for permanence, the artist explores the learned desire to create a home that mirrors personal identity and fosters holistic well-being. “Building a Happier Home” becomes a visual symphony of color and form, each brushstroke carrying the weight of familial expectations and personal aspirations.