THE GROUND, BELOW
August 04, 2023 to August 25, 2023
Gallery Sumukha

‘Chimera’Ayisha Abraham
1 colour Lithograph (Set of 2)
2022

‘Chimera’Ayisha Abraham
Archival prints
2022

‘Ship worms (Teredinidea)’Ayisha Abraham
4 colour Lithographs
2023

‘Pieces of Tree’Ayisha Abraham
4 colour Lithographs
36" x 18"

‘Blind Spot’Ayisha Abraham
1 colour Lithograph
2023

‘Bracket Fungi’Ayisha Abraham
4 colour Lithographs
36" x 18"

‘The Big Tree’Ayisha Abraham
Wood, paper, clay, cloth, small book (sculpture) Video projection
2021

‘Nest’Ayisha Abraham
Black ink on paper
2023

‘Rain and Mist’Ayisha Abraham
Watercolour on paper
2021

‘The Strange Ground’Ayisha Abraham
Archival Print
2016

‘The Strange Ground’Ayisha Abraham
Archival Print
2016

‘Still Life after Lockdown’Ayisha Abraham
Archival Print
2021

KGF Diaries’Ayisha Abraham
Archival Print
2013/2021

‘Wasp Nest 2’Ayisha Abraham
Black ink on paper
2023

installation ImagesAyisha Abraham

‘Through the Gold Mine’Ayisha Abraham
Found Footage Video
2013/2023

Exhibition ViewAyisha Abraham
by Manoj Sudhakaran

Exhibition ViewAyisha Abraham
by Manoj Sudhakaran

Exhibition ViewAyisha Abraham
by Manoj Sudhakaran

‘Have been frantically busy. That’s why I have been writing postcards’Ayisha Abraham
Watercolour on paper
2023

‘Have been frantically busy. That’s why I have been writing postcards’Ayisha Abraham
Watercolour on paper
2023

‘Have been frantically busy. That’s why I have been writing postcards’Ayisha Abraham
Watercolour on paper
2023

‘Have been frantically busy. That’s why I have been writing postcards’Ayisha Abraham
Watercolour on paper
2023

'The Storm’ Black ink on paper 11.5 x 53.5 inches 2023Ayisha Abraham
Black ink on paper
2023
THE GROUND, BELOW
An Exhibition by Ayisha Abraham
This exhibition invites you to delve into different material forms. Each cluster of images and objects, along with its accompanying text, comprises fragments of a personal journey. It is an assemblage of things that are observed, found and collected; photographs, a postcard, video footage, inanimate objects, even living forms like moss, or a memory with emotions held close. As they converge upon the white walls of the gallery, individual narratives intertwine, finding connections and mapping a tapestry that explores relationships between places, people, ecosystems, and objects. The 'ground', often overlooked in our bustling lives, is the foundation upon which we stand, and offers a platform for reflection on our surrounding worlds. This work explores the inconspicuous. A resounding crescendo of synchronized insect sounds echoes through the exhibition space, reminding us of the fleeting nature of beginnings and endings. It speaks to the non-monumental – and often unseen – aspects that permeate and enrich or disrupt our lives, much like a virus, or the dispersal of mist.