Author name: Swapnil Bhatnagar

Glass, a material born of fire and sand, possesses a unique allure. Its transparency, its ability to capture and refract light, and its inherent fragility make it a captivating medium for artistic expression. From ancient utilitarian vessels to breathtaking contemporary sculptures, glass art has traversed millennia, evolving in technique and aesthetic, reflecting the cultures and technologies of its time. This blog post delves into the fascinating world of glass art, exploring its rich history, diverse techniques, and the visionary artists who continue to push its boundaries.

Illusion art, a mesmerizing genre that teases our senses and questions our grip on reality, has enthralled virtually everyone, from the connoisseur to the casual viewer. These entrancing arts utilize visual hazards and techniques to fabricate pictures that appear to be dissimilar to what they genuinely are, confusing and entrancing spectators. From impossible objects and mind-bending geometric patterns to hidden figures and anamorphic illusions, illusion art explores optical tricks and subverts our perceptions, taking us into a world where the boundary between what is real and what is an illusion becomes blurred.

Street art. It\’s the beating heart of the city, a furious shout back to sterile concrete, and a space for the unmediated voice of the people. But it\’s also so much more than spray paint on a brick wall. From Banksy\’s elaborate stencils to towering murals by ROA, street art has grown into an international force, disrupting how we view art, public space, and the very nature of our urban environments.