This solo exhibition features the works of Harsimran C Juneja, a self-taught artist from Ahmedabad, whose practice is anchored in the radical use of a singular hue–a distinct shade of yellow. For Juneja, yellow becomes more than color; it is a conduit of intensity, contradiction, and confrontation. The brightness of the pigment collides with the often dark and conflicted themes his works engage, politics, culture, identity, and desire, forcing viewers to reckon with the dissonance between surface radiance and underlying unrest.

Across paintings, drawings, and text-infused works, Juneja layers yellow as both backdrop and protagonist. Its repetition creates a sense of looping, a cyclical return that mirrors his process of negotiating personal inquiry and collective struggle. The singular colour becomes a constant against which fractured forms, textual ruptures, and raw gestures emerge, amplifying the tensions of contemporary life.

Influenced by Neo-Expressionism, primitivism, and street graffiti, Juneja’s visual language shifts between abstraction and narrative, intimacy and politics. Can one colour hold the contradictions of society, the burden of memory, and the possibility of renewal? In binding everything to yellow, Juneja opens a space of disquiet, where conflict is not erased, but illuminated.