In pics: From ecology to futurism, exhibition showcased varied artistic themes

A recently-held exhibition held at the Bikaner House, New Delhi, showcased an extensive range of artists from India and beyond -- from Bhuvaneshwar, Pune, Vadodara, Santiniketan, and Mumbai, to Berlin, and New York; Barren land, 2019 by Ashima Raizada (Source: PR Handout)

The exhibition, Terrain Offline, was presented by Terrain.art, a blockchain powered global art ecosystem, featuring works across the mediums of printmaking, painting, photography, sculpture, textiles, video, digital animation, and artificial intelligence; Becoming Tree IV, 2020 by Shivangi Ladha (Source: PR Handout)

The works were curated by Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi; Corrupted Core 2019 by Manjot Kaur (Source: PR Handout)

The exhibition presented the themes of ecology, futurism, migration, the self, gender, and the body, expressed in a variety of artistic languages. According to a press statement, the show served as a unique occasion to build #terraincommunity beyond its virtual presence by creating possibilities of interaction with contemporary art; Daydream, 2020 by Joe Paul Cyrac (Source: PR Handout)

Dream Wing - 3, 2016-2020 by Kodanda Rao Teppala (Source: PR Handout)

“Our curatorial commitment since the inception of Terrain.art has been to expand the scope of artists in public memory through exhibitions and programs that delves deep into the core of their practices. Terrain Offline marks a new milestone in this endeavour as we present an exciting collection of artistic energies in the dynamic space of an exhibition,” said Mopidevi in a statement; Ecotherapy by Khyati Trehan (Source: PR Handout)

Participating artists included Aditi Aggarwal, Jayeti Bhattacharya, Suman Chandra, Dhanashri Sujit Deshmukh, Sukanya Garg, Teja Gavankar, Nabanita Guha, Amay Kataria, Manjot Kaur, Abhigna Kedia, Karthik KG, Deepak Kumar, and Shivangi Ladha; Evolution II, 2017 by Srishti Rana Menon (Source: PR Handout)

Using blockchain technology, all artworks on Terrain.art are certified NFTs, the statement reads; Golden Space, 2017 by Pankaj Vishwakarma (Source: PR Handout)

Just Close your Eyes and Vanish, 2021 by Suman Chandra (Source: PR Handout)