Bagri Foundation

Bagri Foundation We are a non-profit supporting and promoting Asian arts and culture. For more information see: www.bagrifoundation.org

The Bagri Foundation, established in 1990, is a family foundation spanning three generations. With a shared spirit of curiosity we are driven by a desire to learn and are inspired by creative, unique and unexpected ideas that weave the traditional and the contemporary of Asian culture. The Foundation prioritises working collaboratively within a mutually supportive community of partners who share our vision. Through this dynamic and cross-disciplinary way of working, we are able to support a myriad of exciting artistic programmes that challenge, engage and inspire.

Explore the kaleidoscopic, surreal and sometimes macabre world of MURUGIAH, in his first ever solo exhibition. MURUGIAH:...
23/03/2026

Explore the kaleidoscopic, surreal and sometimes macabre world of MURUGIAH, in his first ever solo exhibition.

MURUGIAH: Ever Feel Like… will explore identity and mental health through vibrant prints, paintings and sculptures that bring together an eclectic love of Hollywood film, sci-fi and 2000s era pop-punk. His work draws upon his Sri Lankan heritage and Welsh upbringing, merging deeply personal themes with joyful, unapologetic expression.

Visit the Quentin Blake Centre from May to immerse yourself in MURUGIAH’s weird and wonderful world. What surprises will you discover hidden among his fantastical creatures and hypnotic patterns?

Images: Slide 1: No Other Choice, 2026 © MURUGIAH

Slide 2 – Band Practice, 2025 © MURUGIAH

Slide 3 – Garden Party, 2022 © MURUGIAH

Slide 4 – As above, so below, 2024 © MURUGIAH

Slide 5 – Cried a river and drowned the whole world, 2022 © MURUGIAH
MURUGIAH © Jack Woodhams

Slide 6 – Lake Shore Drive II (Night), 2021 © MURUGIAH

Alternative text: Slide 1 – Poster for MURUGIAH: Ever Feel Like…, including detail of brightly coloured painting of surreal flower-like figures, abstract shapes and a floating cat.

Slide 2 – “Explore the surreal,” Detail of brightly coloured painting including fantastical hybrid creatures riding giant patterned rabbits.

Slide 3 – “kaleidoscopic” A digital artwork including a kaleidoscopic configuration of brightly coloured hummingbirds, masked-cats, eyes and flowers, a smiling flower at its centre.

Slide 4 – “macabre” Detail of brightly coloured painting with skeleton at its centre holding its fish-bowl head in hands in which legs emerge from flowers within it.

Slide 5 – “world of MURUGIAH” A cutout of MURUGIAH in a black sweatshirt with fun patterned glasses and a smile, in front of a round painting of crying flower, masks and many elephant trunks.

Slide 6 – “in his first ever solo exhibition, MURUGIAH: Ever Feel Like…” Spread across this and the next, a long rectangular print of mesmerising patterns, abstract shapes and personified figures. The artists hands are shown holding the print.

Slide 7 – “Surprises await you…” In yellow sticker, “Tickets on sale in April”

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