
More than 50 paintings, sculptures and frames by Swati Pasari are on view at CCA Gallery, Bikaner House, until August 22.
Swati Pasari’s solo exhibition ‘Two And A Half Letters’ is on view at CCA Gallery, Bikaner House, until August 22, with paintings and cast-bronze sculptures.
More than 50 works by artist Swati Pasari are on display at CCA Gallery, Bikaner House, in her solo exhibition, *Two And A Half Letters*. The show opened on August 17 and runs through August 22.
Curated by Yash Vikram and presented by Eikowa, the exhibition includes paintings, sculptures and frames. Pasari’s abstract paintings and cast-bronze sculptures explore spirituality, hope, happiness and inner stillness.
The title draws from Kabir’s couplet, “Dhai Aakhar Prem Ke, Jo Pade so Pandit Hoye”, which frames love as a form of wisdom. Pasari, whose practice is rooted in her connection with Varanasi’s philosophical and spiritual landscape, considers devotion, faith and emotional renewal through the works.
“Each artwork carries a story shaped by devotion, hope and the search for inner peace,” Pasari said. Vikram said the exhibition includes works being shown for the first time and that their forms leave room for viewers’ own interpretations.
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