"Collapse of a Geometry” stays with the foundations of Ayesha Singh's practice, including her long-term considerations on how built structures articulate formations of power, especially in a city such as Delhi, which has been the seat of regimes of power over centuries. At the same time, the exhibition also foregrounds matrilineal inheritances and intimate encounters that have consistently and quietly informed her work. This is a deeply personal telling of architectures that may be embodied, and flattening and reframing of space and time in image-making through drawing and photography as well as through image-recall from memory. Facades become liminal spaces between inner and outer domains, able to gesture to the world with legibility, and conceals the complex, unresolved entanglements behind their doors.- Exhibition note by Anushka Rajendran