Sakshi Gupta’s work explores visual and tactile contradictions and complexities through sculptural reinterpretation of everyday objects. She challenges the boundaries between art and life by juxtaposing materials in unexpected ways, re-evaluating how we perceive what is typically overlooked or considered obsolete. Central to her practice, are found materials that contain their own histories, unraveling notions of transience, resilience, and permanence.

Sakshi Gupta received her Master’s in Fine Arts (Sculpture) from College of Art, New Delhi (2004). She lives and works in Mumbai, India.

Select solo and group exhibitions include If The Seas Catch Fire, Experimenter - Colaba, Mumbai (2023); I Marvel at Your Forgetfulness, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna (2017); Visions from India, Columbus (2017); At the Still Point of the Turning World, GALLERYSKE, New Delhi (2015); In the Depths of Our Crater Lake, All is Silent, Beirut (2015); Passage to India, Staatliches Museum Schwerin, Schwerin (2015); Recent Works, Tilton Gallery, New York (2013); Nothing, No Thing, Art Stage, Singapore (2014); Shadow Lines, Biennale Jogja XI, Jogja, (2011); Homespun, Devi Art Foundation, Delhi (2011) and Paris-Delhi-Bombay, Centre Pompidou, Paris (2011), among others.