Mosaic & Melange | Forms & Textures, Mood & Concepts

Art is a tapestry of stories, cultures, and identities—woven together through form, color, and expression. Mosaic & Mélange is a celebration of this dynamic interplay, where diverse artistic voices converge in a vibrant dialogue. This exhibition brings together an eclectic collection of works that explore the intersections of tradition and modernity, abstraction and realism, the personal and the collective.

Each piece in Mosaic & Mélange represents a fragment of a larger narrative, much like a mosaic—some pieces focus on forms and textures like Dinkar’s horses, G. Subramanian's collage, Suresh Kumar's abstracts, while some focus on mood and concepts, like Hanumant Rao, Gurmeet Marwah, Jagannath Paul, Swati Pasari's paintings. While each artist in their expression highlight one or more of form, texture, or concept, the overall composite seems uniquely homogenous.

In a world where cultural boundaries blur and identities evolve, Mosaic & Mélange encourages reflection on the beauty of synthesis—where past and present, local and global, converge to create something entirely new.