currentMood collaborates with 4 mixed media artists to create artwork on our latest issue theme #Love
What does love mean in 2018? Self-love? Your twin flame? A feeling you can’t describe? Complications? All of the above and so much more. Four talented artists interpret what this emotion means to them through their art.
Aashita Mani
Age: 23
College: LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore
Profession: Artist, stylist and fashion marketer
About the artwork: When we believe someone is an extension of ourselves.
Instagram: @xlovaholicmindx
Harsh Raman
Age: 32
College: National Institute of Fashion Technology, Hyderabad
Profession: co-founder – Harkat Studios
About the artwork: You can’t love anyone else until you can truly love yourself.
Instagram: @harshraman
Nitya Bellani
Age: 21
College: National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi
Profession: Freelancer
About the artwork: Love is something that’s beyond the matters of the brain. There’s no logical explanation for it. It’s a feeling that’s known, yet unknown just to the heart.
Instagram: @itsajepeg
Ayesha Kapadia
Age: 29
College: Rachna Sansad, Mumbai
Profession: Independent artist
About the artwork: It’s the closest visual expression of ‘a love letter to my moon’. It looks like the moon is playing with me and in that moment we are connected.
Instagram: @kometjuice
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