Dahlia Aggarwal's exhibition Esoteric Conscience to open in New Delhi on May 28
New Delhi/IBNS: An exhibition consisting of selected artworks of Dahlia Aggarwal is slated to open at New Delhi’s Galerie Romain Rolland (Alliance Francaise de Delhi), with a preview on May 28.
Titled ‘Esoteric Conscience’, the exhibition is a reflection of the artist’s study of the spiritual meaning of shapes.
Jitendra Padam Jain, artist, curator and founder of Gallery Sree Arts, has curated the show.
Jain has participated in international and national exhibitions such as Japan Biennale, Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre Delhi, Khajuraho Film Festival, Indo-French Cultural Centre Dé Delhi, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts Delhi, Lalit Kala Akademi Delhi, India Habitat Centre Delhi, the Goa Film Festival, the Mumbai Kala Ghoda Festival, Roerich Art Museum Naggar, etc.
He has selected works from Aggarwal’s oeuvre where viewers witness the unending passion of the artist for the divine.
Trained as a digital designer with interest in mathematics and analogues, Aggarwal believes design is a result of a series of iterations that are refined through intensive critique.
According to a note from Gallery Sree Arts, which is presenting the show, her body of work has symmetry that represents mystical concepts, a fusion of mystery and calm with a powerful effect on the human consciousness.
Aggarwal, who works out of her studio in Delhi, is currently pursuing her Senior Diploma in Painting from JJ Sanskriti School of Visual Arts in Gurugram.
What and where:
‘Esoteric Conscience’ exhibition by artist Dahlia Aggarwal
Preview – Saturday, May 28, 2022; 6.30pm onwards
On View – till May 31, 2022; 11am to 7pm.
Venue – Galerie Romain Rolland, Alliance Francaise de Delhi, Indo French Cultural Centre, 72, K.K. Birla Lane, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi – 110003.
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