A window is an opening that separates the spaces of here and there, inside and outside, front and back, present and the unknown, reality and the unimagined, it’s a portal to wander. The eyes disconnect and the mind goes into auto-pilot mode, philosophically questioning and getting answers through picturesque thoughts cast onto the reflective surface.

Ankho Dekhi is a virtual representation of a microcosm of vivid thoughts. It shows that each narrative sketch is seen/ visualized before in some or the other conclusion and narrative’s interpretations any of which is an embodiment of the user.

The sketches take the unaccountable, irrational and random contemplations which vary from aspirations to fear, needs to desires, present to past to future, and realistic to fictional. The windows here are the conundrum of reflection where the image formed is imagined and interpreted by the viewer.

This installation as the name suggests, attempts to transpose the users by reflections cast on the window by the leads in the narratives and allowing them to read lines in between.