Description
Like cityscapes glimpsed at sunset, deep crimson forms emerge against ethereal pink
horizons. Nimbolkar crafts a meditation on transition and permanence. Her innovative
surface treatment – layers built up and deliberately fractured – speaks to the way cities
simultaneously construct and deconstruct themselves. The crackled textures reveal glimpses
of underlying colors, like cultural memories that persist beneath the surface of urban
renewal. It’s fascinating how the piece refuses to settle into a single reading: sometimes it’s
a skyline at dusk, other times it’s a map of invisible boundaries being redrawn. This
ambiguity is precisely what makes it so compelling – it mirrors our own shifting relationship
with place and belonging.
