'Rana Begum Paints the Town Red...and Every Other Colour' Rana Begum’s artwork cannot be truly photographed. A picture can be taken, but it won’t suffice. Her consummate play with reflection and colour, volume and lustre, and light and diffusion solicit movement, prompting the viewer to dance like a marionette; back and forth, to and fro, and all around to really get a glimpse. The London-based, Anglo-Bangladeshi artist’s two most recent exhibitions in London exemplify her practice, from 'Dappled Light' at Pitzhanger Manor in Ealing to 'Reflection on Colour and Form' at Cristea Roberts Gallery in St. James closing next week. - MADE IN BED's Features Co-Editor, Camille Moreno. LINK IN BIO #MADEINBED @camillebeaucoup @ranabegumstudio @pitzhanger @cristearoberts