In today's hustle culture, the word limitless precedes every plan. The reality, when abstracted, roams unchecked. It is often set free of limits and transcends into a realm beyond rules. Contemporary artist Sandeep Mukherjee's recent exhibition of artworks, however, goes against this concept of boundless creativity.
Put on display in Colaba's Project 88 are life-size, immersive artworks by Mukherjee that probe the concept of materiality and movement within the realm of limits. Divided into three distinct yet interconnected series, Approaching Limits renders the invisible, drawing inspiration from human and non-human elements. "In my work, movement becomes crucial; it comes prior to space and time. As such, motion then produces both space and time. Abstraction is no longer a noun - a site or an aesthetic - but transforms into a verb," shares Mukherjee.
