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Liminal Gaps, NMACC

‘Liminal Gaps’, a contemporary Indian visual art show, at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre was co-produced by WhatAboutArt and Triadic. Through the works of an innovative and multi-generational group of Indian artists, viz-a-viz Ayesha Singh, Raqs Media Collective, Asim Waqif, and Afrah Shafiq, the exhibition explores the themes of identities of culture, digital narratives, and the mediations of time.

With each of the four artists occupying an entire floor of the Art House, the immersive exhibition explores a wide variety of themes, including architecture, time, space, nature, and technology curated by TRIADIC (Mafalda Millies Kahane, Roya Sachs, Elizabeth Edelman), with creative production by Antonia Jolles and the Art House team. Through site-specific installations and interactive audio-visual experiences these artists are exploring and experimenting new ways of creating, interpreting, and viewing art.

Ayesha Singh through her intricate three-dimensional work ‘Hybrid Drawings’ offers a playful yet profound reimagination of India's diverse skylines, evoking nostalgic anticipation for the visitors.
Raqs Media Collective creates a temporal universe - a set of five works that are a reflection on the notion of time – exposing us to the past, present and future.
Asim Waqif in his work ‘Chaal’, the colossal bamboo installation laboriously built on site with local artisans, challenges traditional practices by giving each collaborator the autonomy to make decisions.
Afrah Shafiq, offers a hyperreal universe which aims to rupture existing narratives, search for the invisible, and create speculative new ways of looking at the familiar.