This exhibition brings together recent works by our gallery artists. The title draws from Arushee Suri’s practice, as also the Pulitzer prize winning series by the same name. An artist with visual challenges, Arushee creates inclusive and tactile site specific installations that evoke the five senses. Arvind Sundar’s paintings, drawings and objects explore results in compositions and constructions, reflecting spiritual and physical connectedness to mathematical/geometrical systems. His luminescent sculpture After Kaaba explores tenets of sacred geometry. Equally nuanced responses are visible in the photographs, paintings and sculptures of other artists: Guler Ates’ lit performance imagery explore her experience of identity, diaspora and cultural displacement. The performance photographs on view are an investigation into refugee narratives and migration. Ravi Joshi’s portraiture occupies a liminal space. He seeks to find an alterity in image through the slippage between abstraction and figuration. Sarika Bajaj draws attention to humankind’s relationship with nature and to avian plight via her elaborate three dimensional sculptures and tapestries that highlight the symbolism vested in bird feathers. Sarika Mehta explores chiaroscuro, aspects of light and shade, across the terrain of Ladakh through her small format photorealist landscapes which hark to Romanticism in art. Suzanne Moxhay’s photographic tableau evokes unreality in the image: distortions in scale, light and texture provide clues to its construction and add to the sense of uncanny that permeates her practice.​