Gallery Art Positive has opened Unwritten Letters, a twin solo exhibition featuring the latest works of artists Ganesh Gohain and Santana Gohain. The exhibition runs until November 15 and is open daily from 11 AM to 7 PM, showcasing a variety of artworks, including canvases, sculptures, and mixed media pieces.
Curator Georgina Maddox said, “Unwritten Letters offers an engaging artistic dialogue between two deeply personal yet distinct practices. This exhibition shines a spotlight on the rich tapestry of both artists’ journeys while subtly reflecting their intertwined cultural narratives”.
Anu Bajaj, CEO of Gallery Art Positive, said, “It’s a privilege to bring together such unique artistic voices. Both Ganesh and Santana Gohain have created pieces that resonate deeply with viewers, and we are proud to showcase their latest engagements with light, time, and personal narratives”.
Ganesh Gohain is known for his exploration of “Time & Light”, where his work navigates between the tangible and intangible. He described his creative process as a “psychological gesture” that engages with various façades, stating, “The way I create my work, it becomes a psychological gesture, an engagement with a variety of façades”.
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He added, “Light plays an important role in my work… it shows my experiences and my journey through my works”.
Santana Gohain focuses on “Mark-Making”, using materials such as acrylic, pastel, pigment, and graphite to push the boundaries of surface texture and three-dimensionality.
She explained her technique, saying, “I create a mark-making process that is of great importance to me to create the image”. Her work ranges from highly realistic to abstract, depending on the viewer’s perspective.
“Sometimes my works are highly realistic, and at the same time works are abstract; my works are objects,” she remarked.
When: 11 AM-7 PM; Until November 15
Where: Gallery Art Positive, New Delhi
