A curation by Jessica L, Head of Exhibitions at - Komal Sharma’s work is shaped by her background in architecture, but not in an obvious or rigid way. It comes through in how she builds space, how interiors open into landscapes, and how each element is placed with intention. Her paintings often bring together domestic settings, natural environments, and animals. These elements don’t always follow a clear logic, but that’s part of the point. The scenes feel slightly displaced, as if they exist somewhere between memory and imagination. Animals play an important role in her work. They are not decorative, but present in a calm and self-contained way, often grounding the composition. Around them, spaces shift and soften, creating a contrast between stillness and subtle movement. There’s a quiet atmosphere running through her work. It’s not about narrative or explanation, but about creating a moment where different worlds meet and coexist. The result is something contemplative, but also slightly unfamiliar.