Masaba Gupta, Ashiesh Shah and the Vayeda brothers reimagine the art of offering at Mumbai’s Nilaya Anthology

Mumbai's Nilaya Anthology is hosting an exhibition titled 'The Art of Offering,' featuring works by Masaba Gupta, Ashiesh Shah, and the Vayeda brothers. The showcase explores the intersection of traditional devotion and contemporary design through various artistic installations.
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The exhibition highlights how indigenous art and cultural rituals are being reinterpreted by modern designers to maintain relevance in contemporary society.
Masaba Gupta, Ashiesh Shah and the Vayeda brothers reimagine the art of offering at Mumbai’s Nilaya Anthology left The Art of Offering at Nilaya Anthology Special arrangement https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/5id8e5/article71610470.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/gallery_offerings_banner_1920x1080.jpg Can an act of devotion become an expression of contemporary design without losing its meaning? Nilaya Anthology’s latest showcase, The Art of Offering, explores the question through four distinct perspectives What makes an offering meaningful: the act of giving, the intention behind it, or the belief it carries? At Nilaya Anthology in Mumbai, The Art of Offering explores this question through four installations that reinterpret rituals, materials, and gestures rooted in Indian life. Featuring designer Masaba Gupta, architect Ashiesh Shah, and Warli artists Mayur and Tushar Vayeda, who work to preserve their community’s indigenous art and cultural knowledge, and artist-designer Prerna Garg, the exhibition considers how an offering can be more than an object presented in devotion.
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