About
Tanya Mehta is a new media artist who has exhibited both nationally and internationally.
She’s completed four successful solo shows and her works have featured in several
exhibitions, including Palette Art Gallery (Delhi) during the India Art Fair, Target Art
Gallery (Alexandria, Washington DC), Shoreditch Town Hall (London), The Goldsmiths
NAB Space (London) and Gallery Sumukha (Bangalore).
Born in Bombay in 1988, Tanya Mehta completed her MA in Goldsmiths (London) in
Photography (The Image and Electronic Arts). She works with new mixed media,
photographing everyday objects and turning them into alternate realities through collage
and digital painting. Her production sees her working closely with fine art printmaking
and experimenting with various modern technologies – such as lenticular prints and
animated light boxes – to add movement, depth and an all-round dynamism.
She’s completed four successful solo shows and her works have featured in several
exhibitions, including Palette Art Gallery (Delhi) during the India Art Fair, Target Art
Gallery (Alexandria, Washington DC), Shoreditch Town Hall (London), The Goldsmiths
NAB Space (London) and Gallery Sumukha (Bangalore).
Born in Bombay in 1988, Tanya Mehta completed her MA in Goldsmiths (London) in
Photography (The Image and Electronic Arts). She works with new mixed media,
photographing everyday objects and turning them into alternate realities through collage
and digital painting. Her production sees her working closely with fine art printmaking
and experimenting with various modern technologies – such as lenticular prints and
animated light boxes – to add movement, depth and an all-round dynamism.
A Vision beyond the Cave
Exhibition 1
Press
Web
The Unity of Opposites
Exhibition 2
Philosophy
Tanya Mehta’s work explores the gaps between our different constructions of knowledge – philosophy, art, science, the metaphysical – and finds, in those gaps, bridges. She hopes to take the audience over those bridges to move to the singular reality or truth that exists for all of us. The key is the imagination.
