INTERWOVEN: THE LIVING TAPESTRY
INTERWOVEN: THE LIVING TAPESTRY brings together photography, painting and sculpture in an exploration of the profound relationships connecting all living beings to our planet. Featuring photographs by Nikon creator Dr. Latika Nath, and sculptures, paintings and prints by international multimedia artist Nadia Sood, the exhibition reveals a world held together by fragile yet enduring threads — ecological, emotional, cultural, historical and spiritual.
Featuring layered imagery, organic forms and tactile surfaces, Kajoli Khanna (curator) weaves together two bodies of work, One reflecting an intimate understanding of the interconnectedness between species, habitats and human communities and the other the tension between humanity's capacity for creation and its potential for destruction into a single conversation that suggests that rather standing apart from nature, we are woven into it. As John Muir observed: "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe."
An installation of plaster masques and tribal photographs in the Window Gallery anchors the exhibition. Sood's delicate plaster masques meet Nath's intimate portraits of indigenous communities in a dialogue about our inner and outer fragility and beauty.
At a time marked by climate change, habitat loss, biodiversity decline and social fragmentation, INTERWOVEN invites us to pause, look closely, and reconsider our relationship with the living world.
RIVERSIDE STUDIOS, 101 QUEEN CAROLINE STREET, HAMMERSMITH, LONDON W6 9BN
1 – 30 JUNE 2026
FREE ENTRY, OPEN DAILY: 9 AM TO 11 PM
