22/08/2026
LAST FEW DAYS TO VIEW a poignant solo exhibition by Rohit Varekar that reimagines the disappearing, fragile worlds of India’s Konkan region at Gallerie Nvya.
Sparked by the devastating 2021 regional floods, Varekar works with reclaimed architectural fragments - doors, beams, and pillars salvaged from collapsed mud homes - to explore what architecture remembers after human presence recedes.
Central to the exhibition is an immersive installation of double-panel doors inscribed with ecological warnings inspired by environmentalist Madhav Gadgil. By fusing contemporary rural motifs with weathered timber, Varekar transforms structural debris into a powerful witness to migration, climate precarity, and rapid urban transformation.
On View at Gallerie Nvya, Square One Mall, Saket.
(Rohit Varekar, Contemporary Indian Art, Solo Exhibition, Konkan Region, Reclaimed Architecture, Installation Art, Climate Change, Climate Precarity, Ecological Art, Madhav Gadgil, Migration, Urban Transformation, Architectural Memory, Sustainable Art, Environmental Art, Indian Contemporary Artists, Art Exhibition Delhi, Contemporary Sculpture, Cultural Memory)