Healing Through Colours: Sangee's Inner Vision
Summary
Sangee Shrestha’s An Inner Vision at Kala Salon turns grief, memory and spiritual reflection into semi-abstract paintings, sculptures and ceramics. The exhibition showcases more than 115 works that explore healing through colour, form and symbolism.
Key Points
- Sangee Shrestha’s exhibition An Inner Vision (Antardrishti) at Kala Salon features more than 115 artworks created over the past two years.
- Her work draws on grief after her mother’s death and uses geometric forms, mother figures, Tara imagery and soft colours to express healing and spiritual connection.
- The exhibition also includes sculptures, ceramics, pen sketches and etching works that reflect pain, suffering, confusion and renewal.
- Shrestha has held four solo exhibitions, participated in more than 300 national and international events, and is planning a painting-a-day challenge through 2026.
