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VIA VINO: ABSTRACT ART NUPURU JHA PODCAST: VINO SUPRAJA THE BEST SUSTAINABLE FASHION BRAND OF UAE DUBAI

Struggling with self-doubt as an artist?

This episode reveals how to break free and succeed! On this episode of the Via Vino Podcast, host Vino Supraja sits down with abstract artist Nupur Jha, who transitioned from corporate banking to a full-time art career.

She shares her experiences in self-expression, selling art, social media for artists, and the challenges women face in the art industry. She speaks her heart out on how to turn your passion into a career, navigate solo exhibitions, and thrive in the creative industry. If you're an artist, designer, or creative entrepreneur, this episode is for you!

Topics:

  • Transition from a corporate career in banking to becoming a full-time artist.
  • The importance of emotional expression in art and its role as a vital outlet.
  • The spontaneous and organic nature of Nupur's creative process.
  • Exploration of the intersection between structured backgrounds (like banking) and abstract art.
  • The significance of personal experiences and emotions in shaping artistic work.
  • Challenges of commercial viability in the art world and maintaining creative integrity.
  • The impact of social media on artists, both as a marketing tool and a means of self-documentation.
  • The representation of women in the contemporary art scene and the challenges they face.
  • The importance of community and collaboration among artists.
  • Nupur's vision of giving back to the artistic community and supporting fellow artists.

Key Takeaways:

 'To be able to express, as I believe, is the most intrinsic need of a human being. Art is one form that I am so happy happened in my life, and if I can help ten more people come out of their shackles and express, I think that's it. I'm very, very happy with what I'm able to give back to society.'

'I really, really wish that when the day comes when my art starts selling for a crore or more, I must be able to share that wealth with the artists who are not able to afford it. That's the only vision that I think I am drawing myself right now, honestly.'

'Why can't a woman be an abstract artist from India at a global international platform, playing with the boldest strokes as bold as it can get?'

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