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Highlighting sundry facial expressions

Hamiduzzaman's solo exhibition at Hot Breads

Takir Hossain
Hot Breads in Ba nan i kicked off a street show last month, wherein every month it will display paintings, watercolours and crafts of eminent artists of the country. It also strives to make art within the reach of art collectors while offering gourmets a delectable range of confectionary. In continuation of the venture, the outlet has organised a watercolour exhibition titled "Expression of Laces", demonstrating the works of renowned sculptor and watercolourist Professor Hamiduzzaman Khan.
Khan is recognised for his metal-based works, where he focuses on forms and geometrical shapes. He is also adept in watercolour and painting. At the ongoing exhibition, Hamiduzzaman has done a number of visages. Some faces seem to be primitive, tribal, and unfamiliar. The faces are not identical and each face expresses a unique explanation and look. The face is the most significant part of the human body and can express the language of the mind vividly. At the exhibition, the facial expressions denote pleasure, horror and melancholy. His overall composition is styled with curves and many hues. Some of his compositions are styled with geometric shapes and
lines. In creating so many faces in different perspectives, Hamiduzzaman has again demonstrated his unrivalled creativity.
At the exhibition, the artist's semi-abstraction and semi-realistic of portraits, and the lucidity of the watercolour technique, boosts his use of the background as romantic view. His using of space is significant in that the most important feature takes precedence by position rather than by perspective, resulting in semi-abstract relationships. Sensual colours and remarkable theme give a distinctive look to his watercolours.
Though Hamiduzzaman is an urban artist who mostly
resides in Dhaka, he likes to spend his time away from the city's chaos. He frequently visits rural areas, and that is why his work (particularly watercolours) highlight greenery; rural panorama, cloudy sky, deep forest and hills. His tranquil and intensely contemplative landscape carries a symbolism that denotes harmony and hope in nature. He produces serene watercolours and focuses his attention on impressive phenomena such as soft light and drizzle, which reflects his study on landscape.
By nature, Hamiduzzaman is a workaholic and always strives to create something novel and phenomenal. By
inventing new forms and exploring novel themes, he has acquired a distinguished position in our local art milieu.
The exhibition was recently inaugurated by noted art enthusiast and chairman of Summit Ci roup M A Aziz Khan. Nusrat Bari Asha, managing director of Hot Breads and organiser of Street Show; Mustapha Khalid Palash, founder of Delvistaa foundation and engineer Mainul Abedin (son of Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin) alongside other renowned dignitaries and art lovers were present at the inauguration.
The exhibition will continue till September 22.