Essayer OR - Gratuit
A Tour of the Cosmos
The Morning Standard
|January 17, 2026
Sujata Bajaj's upcoming solo exhibition marks her return to Delhi with an abstract solo after over 16 years and brings together large-scale works developed over a five-year period.
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'Nebula Azura I'
UJATA Bajaj returns to Delhi with 'SPACESCAPES', her first abstract solo in the city in over 16 years. Opening with a preview on January 29 at Alliance Française Gallery, New Delhi, the exhibition presents the artist’s most expansive and ambitious body of work to date — an immersion into the visual and emotional vastness of the cosmos. Tuba Ali has curated the exhibition.
The exhibition marks the culmination of more than five years of exploration into images captured by the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes. Translating the enormity of the universe into abstraction, Bajaj creates works that vibrate with elemental energy — radiant bursts of light, drifting nebulae, and cosmic matter in states of formation and dissolution.
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