Collection: Akshita Sinha

A storyteller at heart, Akshita works at the intersection of memory, myth, and emotion—blurring the line between what’s real, what’s remembered, and what’s imagined. Each piece is a soft excavation, a way of holding on to the things that slip through language: the weight of unspoken thoughts, the quiet rituals of care, the fleeting texture of dreams. 

Through a surreal visual language the work explores identity not as something fixed, but as something in motion. There’s a tenderness even in chaos; a sense that behind the vivid forms and strange symmetries is a pulse that’s deeply human.

 Themes of care, grief, nostalgia, and transformation recur—often told through the body, through flora and fauna, or through imagined beings that live between worlds. The art offers reflection. It holds space for things half-felt and half-said, for silences filled with love, and for the soft rebellion of remembering.