28 April 22

‘Colours of my mind.’

Michelle’s work takes you on a journey with her emotionally charged portraits, which encapsulates the essence of the people she paints, many are human rights and disability campaigners and those with an interest in making the world a better place,
Venue
Nolia’s Gallery,
Starts
Monday, May 16, 2022
Ends
Sunday, May 22, 2022
Address
60 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 OBL
Location
London
Organiser
Michelle Baharier

Florent Bidois

Flyer
Jama Elmi
Jess Thorm

‘Colours of my mind.’

Nolia’s Gallery, 60 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 OBL

Nearest tube Jubilee Line Southwark Station or Waterloo Bakerloo, Northern Line and all overground nearby bus services: 40, 63, 381.

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Join Michelle Baharier and explore her world o

f colour, Michelle’s work takes you on a journey with her emotionally charged portraits, which encapsulates the essence of the people she paints, many are human rights and disability campaigners and those with an interest in making the world a better place, She does this by capturing their spirit and life force. Whereas her imagined people are expressing her heart and soul. Her expressive paintings are visceral, resonating with our vulnerabilities. Take some time out to visit and open up your heart and become absorbed by these wonderful colourful paintings.

This exhibition will show case paintings which have been made over the past two years and take us through the Pandemic to where we are now.

 

For more information and interviews contact [email protected]

Phone 07952481566