Sikh Heritage Museum will showcase the distinctive and meditative artwork of Kenyan-born artist Juss Kaur at an exhibition in Mississauga next week.
The exhibition, titled My Master’s Touch, will run from April 22-26 at the museum (2980 Drew Rd.) in honour of Sikh Heritage Month.
The artist invites viewers to interpret the nature in her artwork through vibrant colours combined with spirituality and physics.
“My ultimate goal is to hint at the illusionary nature of our world, while at the same time subtly implying that the universal spirit surrounds us,” said Kaur, based in Montreal. “I hope to show that there is a divine presence in all creation.”
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Kaur’s art composes images using the word ‘Waheguru’, handwritten as a meditation to create a dotted, pointillist-like effect.
For timings and more information on the showcase, visit www.shmc.ca.