Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Deep Interiors Exhibition Explores Fragmented Identity
The 'Deep Interiors' art exhibition in Hyderabad uses art to explore how we see ourselves.
It looks at how our sense of self is shaped by things like technology, our bodies, and the spaces around us.
The exhibition features over 30 artists and uses ideas from psychology and philosophy to understand identity.
Different sections focus on how the external world affects our inner selves, the process of change, and the relationship between ourselves and others.
The art aims to make viewers think about identity in a new way.
The exhibition, 'Deep Interiors', features works by over 30 artists.
It explores fragmented identity through the lens of psychoanalytic theory.
Curator Sibdas Sengupta uses ideas from Freud and Lacan.
The exhibition is divided into four sections, each with a different focus.
It challenges viewers to engage directly with the artworks.
- Who
- Deep Interiors exhibition
- What
- Explores themes of fragmented identity through various artworks.
- When
- Not explicitly stated
- Where
- State Art Gallery, Madhapur
- Why
- To challenge normalcy and explore alternative perspectives on identity.
- Exhibition Title
- Deep Interiors: A Return to the (Un)Discovered Self
- Location
- State Art Gallery, Madhapur
- Number of Artists
- More than 30
- Key Themes
- Identity, the self, the Other
- Curator
- Sibdas Sengupta