Archive · 27 May 2025
Vicky Roy's 'Bachpan' Exhibition: Childhood in Black and White
Imagine growing up without many things, but still finding lots of happiness.
That's what photographer Vicky Roy shows in his pictures.
His photos, called 'Bachpan', show kids playing and having fun, even if they don't have much money or stuff.
Vicky himself grew up tough and wants people to see how kids can be happy with simple things.
The photos show kids making games out of whatever they can find, showing how strong they are.
The exhibition makes you think about what kids create and how they find joy despite the challenges.
Vicky Roy's photo series 'Bachpan' is on display at the Vadehra Art Gallery in Delhi.
The exhibition features black and white photographs showcasing childhood in both rural and urban India.
Roy's work reflects his own humble beginnings, having been a street child himself.
The photographs highlight resilience and joy among children despite living in poverty and displacement.
The exhibition includes photographs from 'Janwaar', focusing on a rural community and a skatepark.
- Who
- Vicky Roy, a Delhi-based photographer.
- What
- An exhibition titled Bachpan (childhood) by Vicky Roy, featuring black-and-white photographs.
- When
- Exhibition open until May 30, 2025.
- Where
- Vadehra Art Gallery in Delhi.
- Why
- To reflect on childhood experiences shaped by imagination, community, and survival, despite poverty.
- Exhibition Title
- Bachpan
- Photographer
- Vicky Roy
- Gallery
- Vadehra Art Gallery
- Location
- Delhi
- Focus
- Childhood resilience and joy
- Duration
- Until May 30, 2025