Sunhil Sippy’s vanishing Mumbai | ‘EASTWARD’ at Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke
Photographer Sunhil Sippy’s exhibition 'EASTWARD' captures the changing landscape of Mumbai’s eastern seaboard. The collection highlights the tension between urban development and the resilience of nature in neglected industrial areas.
Why it matters
It provides a visual archive of urban transformation and the environmental impact of rapid city expansion in India's financial capital.
Mangroves under threat of vanishing along Mumbai’s eastern seafront, salt pans stretching across the horizon that may soon give way to housing societies. Photographer Sunhil Sippy’s first solo exhibition, EASTWARD: Explorations Along Mumbai’s Eastern Seaboard , documents a lesser-seen part of the city, giving visitors a sense of beauty in decay and the resilience of nature.
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