About The Work​

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Courtesy of Nature Morte, India

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Broken Maze of Memories continues the artist’s exploration of material transformation and urban memory, extending ideas from her earlier project Future Fables. Created as a site-specific intervention at Jaigarh Fort in Jaipur, the work draws a dialogue between the fort’s timeless stillness and the fractured, uncertain realities of our present.

 

This work is a meditation on what remains, the residues of cities, the scars of conflict, and the quiet aftermath of human ambition. Made from found rubble and discarded construction debris, the sculpture reassembles fragments that once held purpose, now rendered mute by time and circumstance. By reclaiming these materials, the artist attempts to translate the anxieties of our age, the restlessness of urban expansion, the devastation of war, and the slow violence of environmental collapse into a tangible form.

 

Within the fort’s enduring walls, Broken Maze of Memories stands as both witness and question. It mirrors the disorientation of our times, a space where we wander between right and wrong, creation and ruin, searching for meaning amidst the debris. In this timeless zone, the past and present blur, and the rubble becomes a quiet testimony to the fragility of all that we build, remember, and eventually lose.