Welcome to Indian Futures' Online Artshop
Indian Futures opens an online Art shop to support our projects in India.
Below are the amazing pieces of artwork we have. We invite you to have a browse and if you want to buy anything or ask any questions, don't be shy and let us know at indianfuturesfundraising@gmail.com or make your order through Paypal as below.
Remi Weremczuk
Remi's pics were taken in rural and urban North India in 2017.
They are 8" x 8" and come with a white 10" x 10" mount.
They're £20 + delivery each.
Michelle Fine
'My art has always been a connection to where I am in the world, whether it is in the form of performance (singing, acting, poetry) or painting and sculpture. It is part of my-well-being and an outlet for expression.
Something that is spontaneous and natural. It is a physical representation that connects me to feelings and communication with others and understanding of my thoughts. I was born in Zimbabwe, went to university in South Africa, came to London as an actress, and have spent many winters in India"
Click the image for the details + postage fee.
Lockdown 1
£230 (36x42cms) Looking towards the Himalayas, when can we get out of lockdown
£180 (90x30cms) After having returned from India... feeling isolated on my own
£250 (61x92cms) how long will we have to wear this mask
£280 (90x30cms) Rules we have to deal with...social distancing
£175 (52x55cms) Covid new variants - Gold leaf and acrylic
£160 (31x41cms) Isolated, alone
£250 (44x53cms) Trapped in thoughts in lockdown
Lockdown 2
£350 (44x53cm) Trapped in thoughts in lockdown
76x102cms
£450 (76x100cms) the constant anticipation waiting for the world to open up
£220 (36x46cm) the man on the street…who is in control
£600 for the two (Diptych canvasses, each76x102cms) back to youth activities, free choice
£480 (76x102cm) feelings of coming out of a long hibernation…
Eora Tierra
Eora Tierra is a community of conscious creators whose objective is as simple (and complex) as loving and being the best version of ourselves we can be, each and every single day of our lives.
The project is in a constant state of regeneration and offers a space to explore our hidden treasures, abilities, relationships with ourselves, our community, nature…
To find out more, please visit https://www.instagram.com/eoratierra
Monir
'I am Monir Amiri, originally from Iran.
I started ceramics work when I was 21 years old at the Cultural Heritage Organisation of my hometown Mashhad.
My inspiration for this art comes from my childhood when I became aware of the joy, beauty and pleasure of colours found in tile designs of historical houses.
I always get excited to see a combination of beautiful tile works on ceiling, walls and floors.
I believe art has enough power to transform pain & suffering into beauty, pleasure and joy. We all have this tool inside us. We need to feel it, reveal it and use it as a tool to express our emotions.'
Social media: https://www.facebook.com/monirpottery