Art Musings presents their next exhibition ‘Inner Sanctums’, featuring works of Jayasri Burman, Smriti Dixit, Shilo Shiv Suleman & Rakhee Shenoy. Inner Sanctums explores turning inward. These sanctums aren’t walled rooms but feelings just below the surface, where instinct, memory and imagination come together. Textile is the thread running gently through this exhibition. Across painting, embroidery, tapestry and assemblage, the material remains slow and responsive, becoming a witness to patience and care.In Jayasri Burman’s world, the inner sanctum opens to myth and river. A large painted scroll resplendent with female forms moves through water and garden, carrying the presence of mothers, daughters and sacred cycles that hold them. For Smriti Dixit, making is inseparable from noticing. Her practice is grounded in the patient study of nature—leaves, seeds, the play of light—where small variations become sources of wonder. Shilo Shiv Suleman’s sanctum shimmers with intimacy. Bodies and mythic creatures are drawn in gold and velvet. Gesture and touch are charged with emotion, and art becomes a way of revealing what words cannot. Rakhee Shenoy gathers memories in layers. Flowers, objects and fleeting moments surface in compositions that feel both familiar and elusive, like recollections that rise and shift at the edge of consciousness. You are invited not just to pause but to enter slowly, with attention, and follow the threads and textures that gather in these works. Perhaps in these quiet chambers, you’ll find echoes of your own inwardness—moments, traces or longings you may have almost forgotten. Inner Sanctums unfold as a constellation of such moments. Each artist’s work offers a passage further into the landscape within.