Fragments of Infinity unveiled in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Feb 01, Artist Dhyan Sompura unveils Fragments of Infinity in Ahmedabad today.
Shri Sompura unveils Fragments of Infinity, curated by Aasai, a thought-provoking solo exhibition that delves into the interplay between nature and human emotion. Inaugurated by Mr. Manan Relia, Director of Archer Art Gallery at Urmila Kailash Black Box on 1st February, the exhibition presents a series of mixed-media works that capture the infinite rhythms of creation, transformation, and renewal. Through a combination of organic materials such as sand, charcoal, oils, and watercolours, Dhyan brings to life a deeply immersive experience that invites viewers to reflect on their relationship with the natural world.
“Fragments of Infinity explores the boundless cycles of connection and disconnection, much like the organic processes in nature and the ever-shifting landscapes of human emotion,” says Dhyan Sompura. “Each piece serves as an invitation to pause, feel deeply and remember our shared responsibility towards the planet.”
With his alternative use of natural materials, Dhyan prioritizes sustainability in his creative process, attempting to steer away from synthetic mediums. His work is deeply rooted in the philosophy that art should not only evoke emotions but also inspire action. “I make my work to inspire and influence people to choose nature before this plastic world. After all, it’s the planet that has kept us alive this long, and we must take action to protect it,” he adds.
The exhibition features a curated selection of pieces that blend poetic storytelling with tactile textures, further enhanced by Dhyan’s signature approach of incorporating found natural objects—twigs, sand, feathers, and more—into his compositions. Each artwork is a meditation on the interconnectedness of all living things, a theme that runs through both his visual and written expressions.
Quote from Manan Relia, Chief Guest and Director at Archer Art Gallery:
Quote from Shalu Juneja, Dhyan’s Mentor at Unolona Academy:
“Dhyan’s work is an attempt to showcase the boundless nature of artistic expression. With every piece, he bridges the gap between the tangible and the abstract, drawing from nature to create art that is both evocative and immersive. He’s learnt plenty from us in a short period at Unolona Academy and I am certain he will carry this forward a long way.”
Quote from Harsimran Juneja, Aasai:
“Fragments of Infinity is an exploration of movement, memory, and emotion—an invitation to witness the rhythms of nature and the fleeting, yet eternal, moments of human connection through Dhyan’s interplay of materials and form. This marks the beginning of a long-lasting journey for him”
Fragments of Infinity will be on display until 6th February at Urmila Kailash Black Box, with special guests from the art and design community. The exhibition will remain open to the public from 4 pm – 8 pm, between February 1st – 6th, 2025.