Press Release
HOMME Gallery, a leading space for contemporary art, is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated solo exhibition of Edwin Bolta titled ‘Strangers in Paradise,’ opened to the public on June 3rd, at 7pm, and running until June 15th.
Bolta, a first generation American of Puerto Rican and German descent, lives in Brooklyn, New York and fuses the dynamic of these cultural influences in his work. He explores themes such as interpersonal relationships, the intricate complexities of the human condition and its impact on mental health.
Bolta’s work represents a breathtaking mix of artistic mediums. Combining elements of Folk and Pop art, coining the style name ‘FUTURE FOLK ART’ he pushes the boundaries of creativity, seamlessly blending traditional and contemporary techniques to construct a visually striking narrative. The exhibition features a variety of mediums, including paintings on canvas, computer-generated animation, stop-motion animation, ceramic sculptures, and utilizes found objects.
‘Strangers in Paradise’ invites visitors to immerse themselves in a thought-provoking journey where the universality of human experiences converges with the artist’s unique vision. Each artwork becomes a vessel, illuminating the intricacies of the human psyche and offering solace to those grappling with their mental health. Fusing captivating visuals and poignant storytelling, Bolta encourages viewers to reflect on the importance of building sustainable relationships, fostering resilience and embracing the transformative power of art.
Learn more about the artist on his website: www.boltafabrications.com
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