MASH Presents ‘Fragments of the Future’Curated by Shalini Passi at Ajio Luxe Wkend 2025

10th - 12th January 2025 | Reliance Jio Garden, BKC, Mumbai

‘Fragments of the Future,’ is a curated art exhibition by Shalini Passi,
taking place at Ajio Luxe Wkend 2025. This highly anticipated showcase
will run from 10th to 12th January 2025 at Reliance Jio Garden, BKC,
Mumbai.

An Artistic Odyssey Through Postmodern India
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Fragments of the Future brings together a dynamic roster of artists who
are redefining the boundaries of contemporary art in India. This
innovative exhibition serves as a platform for dialogue and exploration,
reflecting the nation’s socio-cultural transformation.
Featuring works by trailblazing artists such as G. Ravinder Reddy,
Shambhavi, Probir Gupta, Waswo X. Waswo, Jagannath Panda, Pranati
Panda, Vasudevam Akkitham, T. Venkenna, Narayan Biswas, Sunil
Gawde, Dhruva Mistry, Manish Nai, Valay Gada, Gigi Scaria, Ranbir
Kaleka, Teja Gavankar, Sachin George Sebastian, Manisha Gera
Baswani, Vasudha Thozhur, Vibha Galhotra, Tom Vattakuzhy, Ankon
Mitra, Dia Mehhta Bhupal, and Sonia Khurana.
The exhibition delves into pressing themes like identity, migration,
urbanisation, and the interplay between technology and tradition. Each
piece challenges conventional narratives, blurring the lines between
abstraction, realism, and conceptualism.

Through diverse mediums — including painting, sculpture, photography,
video art, and installations — these artists confront historical and
contemporary issues, inviting viewers to question the status quo and
engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about art’s role in an
ever-changing society.

Curatorial Vision

Shalini Passi’s curatorial approach underscores the fluidity of
contemporary art. “This exhibition celebrates the power of art as a tool
for reflection, emotion, and collective awareness,” says Passi. “It bridges
the gap between the past and the future, encouraging us to reconsider
art’s purpose in today’s context.”
Highlights include Gigi Scaria’s urban dialogues, Sachin George
Sebastian’s intricate sculptures, Dia Mehhta Bhupal’s immersive
photographic environments, and Vibha Galhotra’s multidisciplinary works
addressing climate change and consumerism. Together, the exhibited
pieces emphasise mobility, community, and the evolving nature of art in
postmodern India.