Play with Me is a ceramics performance and installation by rothers Roy Maayan (ceramics artist) and Erez Maayan (performance artist). The piece includes the intact 10-balls installation, followed by the live performance, that is being filmed.

Revisioning BIthooras is a collaborative and participatory artwork by African artist Lilian Nabulime and British artist Andrew Burton that celebrates bithooras: an extraordinary but overlooked feature of Delhi’s cityscape and cultural heritage.

Kavita Pandya’s Navdhanya, a collection of nine seeds, are a symbol of our rich culture, heritage, and agricultural biodiversity. Each of these Navdhanya seeds are intricately associated with one of the nine planets in our solar system, encapsulating and mirroring their distinct characteristics, offering health benefits when consumed on the corresponding planetary day. Passed down through our Vedas and ancestors, this knowledge has given rise to remarkable dietary practices that effectively sustain multiple crop cycles while maintaining various balances, in turn preserving our ecosystems.

Celebrating the exuberance of life, Vinita Mungi’s ceramic sculptures manifest as a series of biotic playgrounds. For Common Ground, she has created her most ambitious ceramic sculpture yet. While the details present in this work (Mechanism) are reminiscent of Mungi’s previous works what makes this sculpture unique is the use of color and texture as visual language in the work.

Sculpture Home For Homeless by Prithwiraj Mali explores the question of whether communities imply a common social structure and geography? To him the world is a community and humanity a shared responsibility.