Anjali Parekh

Between Growth and Decay IX, 2025

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Anjali Parekh’s imagemaking practice is rooted in close observation of nature’s overlooked and often misunderstood spaces—the plants that push through concrete cracks, roots creeping along the edges of walls, or stretches of wild growth that gradually reclaim neglected land. These moments, frequently dismissed as disorderly or unwanted, become for her a quiet testament to resilience and survival. Where society reads intrusion, Parekh sees insistence; where others perceive neglect, she finds unfiltered expressions of life’s persistence. Her works reframe these sites not as imperfections but as subtle reminders of how nature thrives when left outside the bounds of human control. They are as much about what we overlook as they are about what continues, insistently, to exist.

This attention to resilience finds its visual counterpart in the processes she chooses—viscosity and collograph imagemaking. Both techniques carry an inherent unpredictability and a tactile materiality that mirror the qualities of wild growth. Parekh embraces their capacity for variation, allowing the press itself to yield outcomes that are never entirely foreseen, each image bearing its own textures and tonal shifts. The layered surfaces echo the depth of natural environments, while the element of chance opens pathways for new interpretations. Colour, too, is approached intuitively; each composition takes on its own palette, reflecting the distinct mood or rhythm of the growth it evokes. In her work, the technical and thematic converge: the stubborn resilience of weeds, cracks, and overgrowth finds resonance in processes that resist fixity, opening up a space where beauty emerges not through order but through survival.

Anjali Parekh’s (b. 2000) practice is rooted in an attentive observation of nature’s quiet resilience in spaces often overlooked or dismissed. Weeds sprouting through cracks, roots running along walls, or vacant plots teeming with wild growth become, for her, powerful metaphors of persistence and renewal. Through viscosity and collograph printmaking, she translates these subtle encounters into layered, tactile surfaces, where colour and texture unfold intuitively. Each print is less a representation than a record of survival, capturing the tension between human attempts to control the environment and the quiet insistence of the natural world to reclaim its place.

Parekh’s engagement with printmaking techniques is both technical and conceptual: the unpredictability of viscosity printing, with its capacity for chance outcomes, mirrors the way nature asserts itself despite constraint. Her work opens up dialogues about visibility, neglect, and the fragile negotiations between human spaces and ecological forces, positioning her practice as a reflection on resilience, adaptation, and coexistence.

She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat (2018–2022), and her Master’s in Visual Arts with a specialization in Graphic Arts at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (2023–2025). Her works have recently been shown at Out of Syllabus (Frida Art House, Pune, 2024), the Open Studio at Artspace Hissa (Surat, 2022), and her BFA Degree Show at Ramchandra Tulsian Art Gallery (Surat, 2022).

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"I am drawn to what society calls ‘overgrown’ or ‘neglected,’ but through my eyes, these are not flawed or chaotic parts of the environment—they are raw, unfiltered expressions of nature’s will to survive and grow."

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