“We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry, and we must understand that all the threads of the tapestry are equal in value no matter their color; equal in importance no matter their texture.” —Maya Angelou, Rainbow in the Cloud. Asma Menon, Gita Hudson and Thejomaye Menon a trio of established artists based in Chennai, each with their distinctive style, have created a visual language that is an alchemy of thought. The collection of works on display appears to blend as in a mosaic, their diversity of form, colour and texture, to create an amalgamation of their thought process. The display of art works attempts to interest the viewer with metaphors to create stories with emotive association that focus on ideas of each artist. Asma Menon delves into the occult inspired by her surroundings with interesting and definitive lines that speak her narrative. Gita Hudson has expressed her thoughts by abstract paintings, decoding landscapes in earth tones. Thejomaye Menon journeys into a thought-provoking, Philosophical realm with a dialogue of contrasts in vibrant colours that blend with monochromatic palette. Contemporary in character, with their choice of traditional folk art or in Abstraction, the artists have once again, come together, this time in Bengaluru at the MKF Museum of Art, a vibrant and a popular space for art. Shirley Mathew MKF Museum of Art         Duration of show – 13th to 24th June, 2026 Timing – 11 am to 6.30 pm ( Tuesday to Sunday )