Contemporary artist Neena Singh will present Echoes of Becoming, her solo exhibition at the Main Hall, Bikaner House, New Delhi, from November 8 to 17.
Curated by Aditya Shrike, the exhibition explores abstraction as a language of transformation, where emotion, silence, and consciousness take on tactile form. Singh’s canvases invite viewers to contemplate the evolving self and the act of creation as a meditative journey. The works, conceived between 2022 and 2025, dwell in thresholds—between appearance and disappearance, fullness and void, resonance and silence.
“Echoes of Becoming brings together works that reflect growth, creation, transformation, and transcendence,” Singh said. “These paintings are living affirmations—gestures of faith in art’s ability to summon another world, luminous with beauty, resilience, and hope.”
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Curator Aditya Shrike adds that the exhibition frames Singh’s visual language within contemporary abstraction, highlighting her nuanced use of colour, texture, and gesture. “Her works carry a sense of emergence, with forms constantly arriving, dissolving, and reforming, offering viewers an open field of possibility rather than fixed statements,” Shrike said.
When: November 8–17; 11 AM – 7 PM
Where: Main Hall, Bikaner House, New Delhi
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