Chawkandi Art Gallery is delighted to present Fading Echoes, new works by @razinrubin.
In lovingly rendered graphite and charcoal works, Rubin recreates photographs from family archives, portraying “the way life moves forward even as we try to hold on to the past.” Captivating viewers with narratives implied in shadows and details, the protagonists, their clothing, furniture, and objects, like plates of fruits, point to, what the artist calls “tangible remnants of what once was. Many of these items are still in the possession of my family”, offering solace “through their permanence” and as a “remembrance of those we’ve lost.”
The artist engages with concepts of time and the imperfections and incompleteness of memory, echoing Zarina Hashmi’s words: ‘Home is always an interior reality.” Join us on 29th October from 5 to 8 pm for @razinrubin’s Fading Echoes, a poignant reminder and a celebration of love, family, and continuity.
