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Amah-Rose Abrams

Sinta Tantra’s sculptures find a historic home at Pitzhanger Manor, UK

Sinta Tantra artwork (left) and interior of Pitzhanger Manor (right) where the exhibition ‘The Light Club of Batavia’ is on show.

Sinta Tantra’s geometric paintings, drawings and sculptures are the subject of the latest exhibition, ‘The Light Club of Batavia’, at Sir John Soane’s country retreat, Pitzhanger Manor in Ealing, where the artist has installed her large- and small-scale works throughout the historic house.

Taking inspiration from a 1912 novel, the British artist of Balinese descent has combined existing work with newly commissioned pieces that play into Soane’s signature use of light in his architecture. 'His use of glazed windows and framed arches sculpt the light so beautifully, especially here at Pitzhanger, a space where light is both celebrated and enjoyed,' Tantra explains.

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