Artwork by Shampa Sircar Das, Delhi Gallery: Kian Foundation Pvt. Ltd., Pune
How do you translate
An Intangible Idea,
our spiritual relationship with the Earth, into a tangible exhibition experience?
THE CONCEPT
Woven, not separate
A language of symbols
Bhūmi, from the Sanskrit for earth, draws on Indian mythological lore to speak to a present-day ecological reality. Paintings and sculpture together, drawing on Prakriti, Purusha, Vriksha and Nandi, to build one visual language across three rooms in two cities.
BEHIND THE SHOW
What I owned
I led the exhibition end to end, from the curatorial narrative to installation, display design and the visual identity across every touchpoint.
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INVITATION
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ARTIST'S NOTE STANDEE
ARTWORK LABELS
PRINT & COLLATERAL
One continuous story
Invite, save-the-date, artist's note, wall labels, one visual language carried across every printed surface, so the show read as one voice rather than a set of separate assets.
PRESS
Coverage across India
Previews, reviews and feature interviews carried the show past the gallery doors and into the national conversation.
At the heart of the archive sits the catalogue, a record that did more than document the artworks. It carried the ethos of Bhūmi through its own making: grounded in feel, organic in form, quietly attuned to nature at every turn.