'Two trees' by Kulbir Bhandal
'Two trees'
50 x 39.57 cm
Acrylic on 300gsm Acid Free Paper
2025
£550
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Kulbir Bhandal lives on the Jurrasic coast, England. Her paintings are a mixture of observed, imagined and past spaces. Natural shapes are distilled down to simple forms which build through a dialogue, where form, feeling and memory find cohesive balance. Her use of gestural, sketchy strokes, mainly using acrylics,aim to mimic nature's lines of motion and movement. Following a move to live in a cohousing community, I have been exploring my connection to place and how belonging is nurtured. I was born in rural India and grew up in London and now find myself in an intentional community in rural England. Culturally and physically 'finding my place' is a constant source of inspiration from which I aim to distill all my collective experiences of 'home'.
'Two trees'
50 x 39.57 cm
Acrylic on 300gsm Acid Free Paper
2025
£550
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Kulbir Bhandal lives on the Jurrasic coast, England. Her paintings are a mixture of observed, imagined and past spaces. Natural shapes are distilled down to simple forms which build through a dialogue, where form, feeling and memory find cohesive balance. Her use of gestural, sketchy strokes, mainly using acrylics,aim to mimic nature's lines of motion and movement. Following a move to live in a cohousing community, I have been exploring my connection to place and how belonging is nurtured. I was born in rural India and grew up in London and now find myself in an intentional community in rural England. Culturally and physically 'finding my place' is a constant source of inspiration from which I aim to distill all my collective experiences of 'home'.
'Two trees'
50 x 39.57 cm
Acrylic on 300gsm Acid Free Paper
2025
£550
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Kulbir Bhandal lives on the Jurrasic coast, England. Her paintings are a mixture of observed, imagined and past spaces. Natural shapes are distilled down to simple forms which build through a dialogue, where form, feeling and memory find cohesive balance. Her use of gestural, sketchy strokes, mainly using acrylics,aim to mimic nature's lines of motion and movement. Following a move to live in a cohousing community, I have been exploring my connection to place and how belonging is nurtured. I was born in rural India and grew up in London and now find myself in an intentional community in rural England. Culturally and physically 'finding my place' is a constant source of inspiration from which I aim to distill all my collective experiences of 'home'.