Geeta Yerra

Joined Artfinder: May 2016

Artworks for sale: 87

(16)

India

About Geeta Yerra

 
 
  • Biography
    Dear Art Collector, Thank you for stopping by!

    My area of interest is focused on contemporary lifestyle, human connection and what matters the most because of the advent of AGI and ASI. The impact and challenges that humankind is bracing to face.I am curious about how life would be influenced by AI and Robots from now. We are living in an exciting time of technological advancement. I depict this in my art.

    In my practice, I seek to illuminate both the promises and the tensions of this age - where innovation collides with ethical responsibility, and where the boundaries between human and machine blur. My art becomes a space of inquiry, inviting audiences to pause and consider how AI alters the rhythms of daily existence, the structures of society, and the timeless pursuit of meaning.

    My paintings are created with motifs, allegory, and symbolism. I emphasize detail through deliberate brushstrokes and subtle color shifts, encouraging viewers to look closely and discover hidden nuances. My practice has gradually evolved from realism into a surrealistic and semi-abstract style.

    I prefer linen for its archival quality, and oil paint for its slow drying nature, which allows me to layer textures and refine my thoughts on large canvases.


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  • Education

    1997 - 1998

    SCMHRD

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    Event: India Art Festival

    Dates: 8 Dec 2022 - 11 Dec 2022

    Venue: India Art Festival, King's Court, Palace Grounds, Bangalore, King's Court, Palace Grounds, Bangalore

    The four paintings I exhibited are around Indian women, their challenges and aspirations!

    Event: Celebrating Life

    Dates: 14 Dec 2017 - 17 Dec 2017

    Venue: Lalit Kala Academy, Bhubaneswar, India, III/4, Kharvela Nagar, Unit 3, Bhubaneswar 751001

    Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself - George Bernard Shaw

    Geeta is a person who always appreciates the beauty of life and, so this is an opportunity to celebrate life in its various shades. The paintings depict the different moods of the artist and most of them are created when caught the fancy of the artist as passing ideas. The watercolors are largely consisting of still life, the acrylics and oils on canvas are a combination of abstract as well as concept art.

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Education

1997 - 1998

SCMHRD


There are no upcoming events

Show previous events Hide previous events

Previous events

Event: India Art Festival

Dates: 8 Dec 2022 - 11 Dec 2022

Venue: India Art Festival, King's Court, Palace Grounds, Bangalore, King's Court, Palace Grounds, Bangalore

The four paintings I exhibited are around Indian women, their challenges and aspirations!

Event: Celebrating Life

Dates: 14 Dec 2017 - 17 Dec 2017

Venue: Lalit Kala Academy, Bhubaneswar, India, III/4, Kharvela Nagar, Unit 3, Bhubaneswar 751001

Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself - George Bernard Shaw

Geeta is a person who always appreciates the beauty of life and, so this is an opportunity to celebrate life in its various shades. The paintings depict the different moods of the artist and most of them are created when caught the fancy of the artist as passing ideas. The watercolors are largely consisting of still life, the acrylics and oils on canvas are a combination of abstract as well as concept art.


 

Biography

Dear Art Collector, Thank you for stopping by!

My area of interest is focused on contemporary lifestyle, human connection and what matters the most because of the advent of AGI and ASI. The impact and challenges that humankind is bracing to face.I am curious about how life would be influenced by AI and Robots from now. We are living in an exciting time of technological advancement. I depict this in my art.

In my practice, I seek to illuminate both the promises and the tensions of this age - where innovation collides with ethical responsibility, and where the boundaries between human and machine blur. My art becomes a space of inquiry, inviting audiences to pause and consider how AI alters the rhythms of daily existence, the structures of society, and the timeless pursuit of meaning.

My paintings are created with motifs, allegory, and symbolism. I emphasize detail through deliberate brushstrokes and subtle color shifts, encouraging viewers to look closely and discover hidden nuances. My practice has gradually evolved from realism into a surrealistic and semi-abstract style.

I prefer linen for its archival quality, and oil paint for its slow drying nature, which allows me to layer textures and refine my thoughts on large canvases.