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Kamakshi Kaur is a contemporary mixed-media artist whose practice explores the relationship between perception, consciousness, memory, instinct, and the unseen forces that influence how we understand ourselves and the world around us. Her artworks bring together diverse materials and techniques, creating visual experiences that encourage viewers to look beyond the immediately visible.
Kamakshi’s artistic practice is rooted in the idea that perception is never entirely straightforward. Memories, emotions, instincts, and personal experiences can influence the way we interpret what we see.
Through her use of varied materials, textures, colours, and surfaces, she creates works that invite viewers to slow down and engage with the layers within an artwork. Her approach reflects an interest in the spaces between the tangible and intangible—what can be seen, felt, remembered, and imagined.
Among Kamakshi Kaur’s works presented through Bhavkala is Dilbarjani, a circular artwork measuring 16 inches in diameter. The work combines acrylic/oil and natural pigments on unstitched silk with a distinctive 3D-printed copper foil frame, bringing together traditional material references and contemporary processes.
Vichhora, measuring 7.8 × 7.8 inches, combines copper sheet/foil, resin, alcohol inks, acrylic inks, and watercolour on canvas. The combination of materials creates a layered surface where colour, texture, and material interaction become central to the viewing experience.
Another work, Kithe?, measuring 9 × 5.5 inches, uses natural watercolours on silk, highlighting Kamakshi’s interest in materiality and delicate surfaces.
Her Bhavkala collection also includes works such as Fractions of Soul ED-2 and Untitled, extending her exploration of identity, perception, and inner experience.
Kamakshi Kaur’s work is presented as part of Matter Meets Meaning – Bhavkala Collective 2.0, bringing together artists who explore the relationship between ideas, materials, culture, and contemporary artistic expression.
Her practice encourages viewers to consider not only what an artwork represents, but also what it makes them remember, question, feel, and imagine.
Through her layered approach to contemporary mixed-media art, Kamakshi Kaur creates a space where the visible and invisible can exist together.
Discover Kamakshi Kaur’s artworks and explore contemporary art at Bhavkala.
