Artistry in Motion: 'Mapped by Tide and Time' by Vishakha Apte

Vishakha Apte's solo exhibition, 'Mapped by Tide and Time', showcases her expansive material-driven practice at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai. Curated by Ina Pura, the exhibition presents Apte's evolving visual language through various media, emphasising figuration as fragmented and suggestive, ultimately proposing a redefinition of presence and form.

At the Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, 'Mapped by Tide and Time' by Vishakha Apte offers an immersive exploration of material and form. This solo exhibition, presented by Gallery Ragini and curated by Ina Pura, highlights the artist's commitment to evolving visual language.

Apte's work interweaves painting, printmaking, paper constructions, and ceramics, forming a rich tapestry of her artistic journey. Her practice is defined not by linearity but by the continuum of experience translated into tactile forms. Notably, her reinterpretation of figuration challenges traditional norms, suggesting presence through fragments and textures.

With significant collections in institutions like the National Gallery of Modern Art and international venues, Apte's work invites viewers to engage attentively. As the exhibition moves to New Delhi, it continues to evoke introspection about material, memory, and the senses.

(With inputs from agencies.)