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Swati Pasari's Art: A Journey of Love and Stillness
20 Aug
Summary
- Exhibition features over 50 spiritual and emotional artworks.
- Title inspired by Kabir's couplet on love as true wisdom.
- Artworks invite contemplation on happiness and inner peace.
Artist Swati Pasari's solo exhibition, "Two And A Half Letters," is currently on display in the Capital, featuring more than 50 sculptures and paintings. This collection delves into profound themes of spirituality, hope, happiness, and the pursuit of inner stillness.
The exhibition's title is inspired by a couplet from the poet Kabir, emphasizing that true wisdom comes from understanding love, not just from extensive reading. Pasari's art translates this philosophy, presenting love and happiness as paths to contemplation and spiritual experience.
Rooted in the spiritual landscape of Varanasi, Pasari's work across painting and sculpture gives form to intangible emotions and intuitions. Her abstract pieces and bronze sculptures serve as invitations to a reflective space, encouraging personal interpretation and emotional resonance.
Curator Yash Vikram notes that Pasari's art attempts to "practise joy" rather than just depict it. The exhibition showcases new works, highlighting Pasari's continued exploration of openness, optimism, and inner freedom, proposing joy as a way of engaging with life.
