Gallerie Nvya presents ऊंबरा: at an ancestral threshold, a solo exhibition by Rohit Suresh Varekar. Varekar explores what architecture remembers after human presence recedes, using architectural fragments–doors, beams, and pillars salvaged from collapsed mud homes. The physical attribute of threshold ultimately becomes a way of thinking about transition, about standing between histories, between generations, and between ways of living that are simultaneously disappearing and being remade. Through living repositories of memory, the artist asks how one might continue to inhabit inherited worlds within a rapidly shifting landscape.
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