Ashokkumar D Mistry

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installation view of exhibition consisting of four poster bed and patterns on quilt and overhanging shade

SNUG – Participatory project and exhibition for People Express

Artist Sonia Boué holds aloft castanets in each hand with her back to the camera. This was the main image used to promote the exhibition titled Las Gemelas: Arrival (a lexicon of unmaking)

Las Gemelas: Arrival (A Lexicon Of Unmaking)

Don’t Stare Exhibition – IKON Gallery

Painting by Ashokkumar Mistry (AKA Ashok Mistry). A loosely painted group of people dancing all of whom are dressed in colourful clothes and turbans. The faces and arms of everyone are painted flatly in a scarlet colour. the abstract background is green and blue on the top left, mid great on the right and earthy brown, orange and black below. the can cutters all hold bunches of peacock feathers.all of the can cutters war bright yellow and arrange garlands and neon orange trainers shown in outline. one figure on the left of the painting is dresses in a conventional white shirt, black trousers and a white cap.

The Cane Cutters

Don’t Freak

Lost Under Still Currents

We become abstract

A Tumult of knowing

Installation View. Title: "Why can't we be friends now? It's what I want. It's what you want"

If all the world was binary

Mise en scène

Half-life

The Birth of Understanding 2018

CAS Arts Collaboration

The language of Everything

The Creative Continuum, NCKU, Taiwan

Installation View. Title: "Why can't we be friends now? It's what I want. It's what you want"

Why can’t we be friends now? It’s what I want. It’s what you want

Babel

Babel

Skin- Surface Tension

Adult safari suit

Far from near here

All that you can’t see, I can dream

Field Notes

Policy

Virtulight

I’m not allowed to love you

The simple assumption between us

Failing the Tebbit test

From Here and There

A decade of change

The birth of understanding

The Standard Model

The failure of established systems

Chroma

Populous – Southbank Centre, London

Dare we hope

Shunya (nothingness)

One month of exploring of my understanding

Archipelago

Talking walls + Time light

Meaning

Leaf Prints

Pattern of Movement- Public Art