Opera Gallery presents Young Blood, an exhibition set to illustrate the diversity and creativity within the field of contemporary art. The art world is in constant movement, each new generation brings fresh names and fresh ideas to the forefront. Young Blood is set to present a diverse display of global up-and-comers that are collectively, the future crème de la crème of contemporary art.

Ali Alisir, C215, Emir Haveric, Mac1, The London Police, Noah Wunsch and Flore Zoé will be showcased side by side, for a visual melting pot of artistic concepts. From narrative photography to graffiti, spiritual abstraction to digitized cityscapes, these artists touch on the inner workings of humanity and the society that man has created around him.

Traversing the many styles, genres and mediums of contemporary art, Young Blood will display how each artist takes a different approach to his craft and the ideas they wish to convey. While these artists approach art from various vantage points, in terms of intensity, socio-political engagement and painterly styles, what unambiguously unites them is their portrayal and commentary of mankind.

Portraying reality as they view it, these artists create the industrial habitats of city dwellers, graffiti that was born on the streets of such environments, reflexive compositions that capture the psychological and spiritual ponderings of mankind. The creations of Young Blood will alter and redefine the artistic language of its forefathers to ensure the progression for the future artistic generations.

Image: © Mac1, Opera Gallery