A Woman’s World

Exploring the medium deeply and differently,she reflects how life is also a cut-out,where one is always probing the past or the future,where men and women are puppets with strings attached. In one of the works,a woman looks completely perplexed as two ghost-like male figurines dance around. In another,a man looks at a modern woman with wonder. “Instability in relationships,the constant urge to look for more — this is a comment on the changing dynamics of relationships in today’s society,” she says. Another work depicts a huge image of Taj Mahal resting on fingertips and hands — Khanna attributes it to a debate she had as an art history student. “One man’s love was the bane of many innocent workers,who lost their hands to the symbol of love. My work questions that,’’ she says. Khanna has also created a few installations in paper,depicting high heel shows,boots and fashionable apparel. “People are increasingly judged by appearances,not by what they are actually inside. Friendships too are based on this superficial level,” she says of the work.

The exhibition is on till December 5.