Khadi

Rendered in an x‑ray translucence, the fish becomes less a creature than a luminous diagram of survival—its ribs marching in quiet rhythm like architectural supports for a fragile, fleeting body. The stark white field amplifies the suspension of the form, allowing bone, fin, and soft tissue to overlap as layered veils, where visibility feels both forensic and tender. In this pared-back anatomy, the work meditates on impermanence: life is shown through its scaffolding, and beauty arrives not from surface sheen but from the candid revelation of what usually remains hidden.