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Attitude, appreciation, AI – Avyanna exhibition artists reflect on creativity and technology
- The Avyanna exhibition, celebrating International Women’s Day, featured 60 artworks by 12 women artists from Bengaluru.
- The exhibition raised funds for the Karunashraya Institute of Palliative Care Education and Research, in an initiative by the Oorja collective curated by artist MG Dodammani.
- Artist Esha John spoke about the development of her art and how Avyanna provided her with support and mentorship.
- The theme of the exhibition primarily focused on nature, emphasizing the importance of finding a balance in lifestyle to protect the environment.
- The exhibition showcased a diverse range of artworks, styles, and mediums, garnering positive feedback and raising over Rs 2.5 lakh through artwork auctions.
- Art was highlighted as a form of solace that can be used to explore creative thought processes and support social causes.
- Artist Vanaja Bal emphasized the collaborative and learning opportunities provided by art shows, encouraging growth and innovation.
- Various artists shared their experiences and inspirations, with a focus on creating art that evokes joy, calm, and spiritual alignment.
- Artists reflected on the impact of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), as both an opportunity and a potential threat to the art world.
- While AI offers opportunities for growth and accessibility, artists also cautioned against becoming overly reliant on technology at the expense of human touch and creativity.
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