Art on a Postcard International Women’s Day Auction - Curated by Sandra De Giorgi

About 

Ella Devi Dabysing is a British abstract practitioner of English and Indian-Mauritian descent from South London. She attended the prestigious Manchester School of Art graduating in Fine Art & Art History. Ella’s artist career has seen her exhibit her works in various exhibitions both nationally and internationally. She has also contributed illustrations for well known online publications such as gal-dem and BRICKS. 

Education 

BA Fine Art and Art History - Manchester School of Art 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

2022 W.E.T - Westminster University 2022 Internal Women’s Day - Art on a Postcard’s Auction 2021 Named Space - Grateful for Co Ve 2021 KingDom - The Feathers of Deadalus Circus 2020 Virtual Exhibition - The Little Pink Gallery 2020 ATA RODO LONDON - 2019 WOKE WOMEN LONDON - HER TRUTH 2019 CITY OF SECRETS BRISTOL 2019 NASTY WOMEN PORTUGAL 2019 THE PRIMARY MOVEMENT USA - THE DIVINE FEMININE 2018 MANCHESTER ARTIST COLLECTIVE - UNDER ONE ROOF 2018 INKBIGSTUDENT LONDON - VOICES WITHOUT LIMITS 2018 TECH YOUR TIME LONDON 2018 / MANIA MANCHESTER - SIMPLE LIFE @AATMA 2018 / JAZMIN LUNA CURATED LONDON - FIRST SHOWCASE @THE CRYPT GALLERY 2017 / LAURA SOUTHGATE LONDON - BETWEEN @KOSMONAUT 2017 / MANCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART - FINAL DEGREE SHOW 2017 / THREE & A HALF INDIANS COLLECTIVE - EN.ART @REVOLUTION MANCHESTER 2017 / THREE & A HALF INDIANS COLLECTIVE - FIRST SHOWCASE @FALLOWFIELD 

Gallery Representation 

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Statement about AOAP Submitted Artworks 

Ella's practice is playful, wildly ambitious, and pushes the norm into abstract territories using colour and form. Her main focus of work looks to capture strong women that can command their space and control the viewer's gaze. Ella does not just capture these women's exterior but pays homage to their interior too. The pieces Ella has chosen for the auction are a mix of new and previous pieces that showcase the essence of her playful style. Medium - digital print, ipad VENUS_M - an interpretation of A.J Hamilton’s piece of Sheerahravindren

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