Mumbai — Contemporary artist Venus Sanghvi presents her ninth solo exhibition, titled “Threading Boundaries”, at Gallery Pradarshak, Khar, from 28th March to 3rd April.
The exhibition showcases an exclusive series of encaustic abstract works on wood, exploring the themes of time, memory, and language. With her signature style of layered compositions, Sanghvi challenges perception and invites deeper contemplation through a visual language that bridges personal experience with universal narratives.
Sanghvi uses the encaustic medium—a blend of heated beeswax and pigments—to create textured, multidimensional surfaces. Her process includes incising, burning, and layering, forming rich tapestries of abstract forms, symbols, and text that evoke a rhythmic interplay between the past and present.
Drawing inspiration from global cultures and the subtleties of language, Threading Boundaries dives into themes of connectivity, spiritual introspection, and historical resonance. The show is a reflection of Sanghvi’s continued evolution as an artist, synthesizing technical mastery with emotional depth.
Her works have previously been displayed at esteemed venues such as the Salarjung Museum (Hyderabad), the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Centre (Washington DC), and even Times Square (New York). She was also part of the Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens Exhibit for Peace in the United States.
Art lovers, collectors, and critics are invited to immerse themselves in this contemplative journey of abstraction and meaning.
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Venue: Gallery Pradarshak, Khar, Mumbai
Dates: 28th March to 3rd April
