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Some distances exist even in the closest of encounters. A selection of works by Mehak Garg.In Mehak Garg’s paintings, th...
18/10/2026

Some distances exist even in the closest of encounters. A selection of works by Mehak Garg.

In Mehak Garg’s paintings, the human figure becomes a way to explore the quiet complexities of being, feeling, and relating to others. Through muted colours and carefully considered spaces, she creates scenes that hold a sense of intimacy and estrangement at once, where gestures, silences, and the spaces between people become as significant as the figures themselves.

Her works invite us to look beyond what is visible and consider the emotional worlds that remain just beneath the surface.

There’s something special about the beginning of a residency—the coming together of different practices, perspectives, a...
17/10/2026

There’s something special about the beginning of a residency—the coming together of different practices, perspectives, and people, each bringing their own stories and curiosities.

Gallery Dotwalk warmly welcomes the eight artists of Winter Solace 2026 to Dotwalk Ajitara Art Residency. Over the next two months, we hope this becomes a space for new discoveries, generous exchanges, unexpected connections, and the freedom to let ideas grow in their own time.

Here’s to the conversations over shared meals, the moments in the studio, and everything that will unfold along the way. We’re happy to have you here.

Winter Solace 2026
15 October – 15 December 2026
Dotwalk Ajitara Art Residency, New Delhi

16/10/2026

Some traces stay with us long after the moment has passed.

As another chapter comes to a close, we revisit the echoes of Post-Forensic Hangover.

Thank you to everyone who spent time with the exhibition and became part of its journey.

Post-Forensic Hangover
Artists: Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta
25 September – 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

Through their distinct approaches, Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta transform research into a space of speculation, br...
14/10/2026

Through their distinct approaches, Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta transform research into a space of speculation, bringing together traces gathered from places, encounters, and found materials. What emerges is an inquiry into what remains after an event has passed.

The Landfill Family by Niroj Satpathy
Found Objects and Recycled Wood
Variable (Set of 25), 2025

Bolt In The Blue by Sibdas Sengupta
Oil on Canvas
60 × 48 inches, 2024

Post-Forensic Hangover
Niroj Satpathy & Sibdas Sengupta
On view till 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, D-34, First Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

The practices of Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta emerge from related questions around history, politics, and the pres...
13/10/2026

The practices of Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta emerge from related questions around history, politics, and the present, yet move in different directions—one towards chaos, the other through order and structure. Together, these differences become part of the exhibition’s language.

Works by Sibdas Sengupta

1.
Caged II
Oil on Canvas
30 x 24 inches, 2024

2.
Becoming Series
Oil on Canvas
18 x 14 inches (each), 2024

3.
Semiotic Of Transforming The Mundane
Oil on Canvas
60 x 84 inches, 2024

Works by Niroj Satpathy

1.
The Last Pond in the Village
Found Objects | Variable (Site-Specific Installation) | 2025

2.
Last Pond of the Village
Bihar Photographs | 15 x 20 inches (each) | 2025 | Edition 1⁄3 + 2AP

3.
Last Pond of the Village
Bihar Photographs | 8 x 8 inches (each) | 2025 | Edition 1⁄3 + 2AP

Post-Forensic Hangover
On view till 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, D-34, First Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

11/10/2026

Writer and curator Meera Menezes, Director of Anant Foundation for the Arts, reflects on Niroj Satpathy’s assemblages and their relationship with material, memory, and village life. Focusing on “Last Pond of the Village”, she speaks about the ecological collapse and environmental crisis that surface through the artist’s use of photographs and found objects.
Niroj Satpathy is represented by Anant Art Gallery.

Post-Forensic Hangover, brings together the practices of Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta.
On view till 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, D-34, First Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

Beyond the Studio | Chandrashekar KoteshwarAn artist’s practice is not always revealed through the works they create. So...
09/10/2026

Beyond the Studio | Chandrashekar Koteshwar

An artist’s practice is not always revealed through the works they create. Sometimes, it is found in the places they pass through, the things they notice, and the connections they carry from one experience to another.

For Chandrashekhar Koteshwar, moving between places also means moving between observations, memories, and ways of seeing. The photographs he shares are fragments from different moments and locations, yet they remain connected through the quiet continuity of his artistic practice.

For Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta, research becomes a process of return—through sites, conversations, materials, an...
07/10/2026

For Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta, research becomes a process of return—through sites, conversations, materials, and fragmented histories. In the exhibition, these investigations overlap, allowing one practice to be encountered through the perspective of the other.

Works by Sibdas Sengupta
1.
Holes In The Reality II
Oil on Canvas
18 x 14 inches, 2024

2.
Becoming III
Oil on Canvas
18 x 14 inches, 2024

3.
Familier Light- Dust And The Empire
Oil on Canvas
60 x 48 inches, 2024

Works by Niroj Satpathy
1.
My Modest Village (Series of 6 works)
Purely Organic Neutral Material and Preserved
24 x 12 inches, 2025

Post-Forensic Hangover
On view till 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, D-34, First Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

A throwback to Songs The Soil Keeps.A few glimpses of people pausing, looking and spending time with the works in Hydera...
06/10/2026

A throwback to Songs The Soil Keeps.
A few glimpses of people pausing, looking and spending time with the works in Hyderabad.
Some stories, it seems, are meant to travel.

A view from the gallery — Post-Forensic Hangover by Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas SenguptaAt the intersection of evidence an...
04/10/2026

A view from the gallery — Post-Forensic Hangover by Niroj Satpathy and Sibdas Sengupta

At the intersection of evidence and speculation, materials begin to speak beyond their intended histories. In Post-Forensic Hangover, found objects, images, surfaces, and fragments become traces of events and their aftermaths, opening up new ways of reading what remains.

1.
Last Pond Of The Village by Niroj Satpathy
Old Antique Glass Box and Found
Variable (Set of 4), 2025

2.
Caged III: Between Dust And The Light by Sibdas Sengupta
Oil on Canvas
84 × 60 inches, 2025

3.
Monument Of Drapes I by Sibdas Sengupta
Oil on Canvas
18 × 24 inches, 2024

4.
Stays Inside by Sibdas Sengupta
Oil on Canvas
84 × 60 inches, 2025

Post-Forensic Hangover
On view till 16 October 2026
Gallery Dotwalk, D-34, First Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi.

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