Featuring works by nine women artists, each display is themed around the notion of remembrance and tells an intimate tale, falling into category of intimate artworks.

Titled Dhul (representing time), this work by Prajakta Palav is painted using acrylic colour on canvas, which deals with preserving

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Anupa Mehta, owner and art curator at The Loft, elaborates, “The exhibition brings together the work of nine artists who explore the idea of a memoir. The works are intimate in terms of size, subject and treatment.

A colour photographic print by Mayura Subhedar from the Absence series, taken at an ancestral home in North Italy

They call the viewer up close to view them. An intimate relationship gets built between the artwork and the viewer who is responding to the artist'’s viewpoint.”

Awakening: drawing, pen, ink, photography on glass and paper, light box. A work by Remen Chopra

When we ask Mehta about why she decided to curate a show with women artists, she reasons, “I relate to these artists’ works. I chose these works as they speak to each other and come together for the exhibition in a very sensitive way.”

Appropriation: Selective Mutation. Mixed media on archival paper by Samanta Batra Mehta

The artists include Aisha Abid Hussain, Minal Damani, Mithu Sen, Mayura Subhedar, Prajakta Palav, Remen Chopra, Rakhi Peswani, Samanta Batra Mehta and Suruchi Choksi.