Exhibition explores constantly changing nature of relationships using mathematical concepts

A new exhibition features mathematical concepts to explore the idea of repetitive patterns to represent the complexities of contemporary human relationships and their constant transmutation; Artwork titled 'Origin' (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

The solo exhibition of proficient artist Anni Kumari has been put together by Tao Art Gallery with Treasure Art Gallery; No place like the heart - Diptych (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

Echo-II artwork (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

The artworks have been curated by curator Wendy Amanda Coutinho ; Spira Mirabilis (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

4-point particles (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

Titled 'Spontaneous Order: An Unintended Coordination of Intentional Action', the exhibition is on till September 21, 2023 from 11 am to 7 pm) at Tao Art Gallery; Axiom of continuity (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

The press statement mentions that her transformative body of work embraces the beauty of hidden orders and the resilience of self-organising systems which transcend physical peripheries into the metaphysical, echoing through and beyond time and space; Of tears, sweat, blood and more (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

Artist Anni Kumari said, “In 2011, I started my pattern-making journey by exploring spider webs and INSAT weather maps. I delved into diverse patterns, including Moiré, Escher's tessellations, and geometries, alongside mathematical concepts like Fibonacci sequences. The fusion of art and mathematics intrigued me, from William Morris to Anni Albers"; Axiom of continuity (Source: Tao Art Gallery)

Doubly Periodic Function (Source: Tao Art Gallery)