Untitled, 2025
Glazed Ceramic
13.97 x 8.89 x 13.97 cm
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Vibhuti Kakdiya’s practice unfolds as an exploration of space, existence, and the shifting line between reality and imagination. Beginning her journey through the lens of folk stories, she has since expanded her vocabulary to encompass mythology, science fiction, and everyday observation, merging them into hybrid forms that resist easy classification. These forms, often stripped of fixed anatomy or identity, inhabit their own worlds: sometimes adorned with jewels, at other times dressed in modern attire, suggesting presences that are both familiar and alien. They invite viewers into a terrain where the boundaries of beauty, convention, and narrative are constantly in flux, encouraging new ways of seeing. Working across mediums, Kakdiya moves fluidly between painting and ceramics, using acrylics, cloth, and paper to create textured surfaces while also embracing the tactile, three-dimensional possibilities of clay. This layering of materials reflects her ongoing search for depth and dimension, where surface becomes a site of transformation and negative space a realm of discovery. Her recent works, including the present ceramic, channel this sensibility, revealing how the forms she creates mirror her own temperament, adaptability, and the influences of her surroundings. In giving shape to figures that exist between presence and absence, Kakdiya gestures toward the freedom of artistic imagination itself—a freedom to dissolve borders, disrupt stereotypes, and reimagine what it means to exist.
Vibhuti Kakdiya (b. 2000) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice traverses painting, printmaking, and ceramics. Rooted in the textures of everyday surroundings yet unbound by realism, her works conjure hybrid forms that blur the distinctions between myth and sci-fi, tradition and modernity, presence and absence. Often devoid of anatomy or fixed identity, these figures occupy self-contained spaces, layered with cloth, paper, and acrylic pigment, where materiality enhances their ambiguity. Her early explorations drew from folk stories, which gradually expanded into an iconography of forms adorned with jewels, textiles, and futuristic elements. These figures resist conventional ideas of beauty, inviting viewers into imaginative terrains that ask us to reconsider aesthetics itself. By breaking down stereotypical aesthetics and experimenting across mediums, she constructs new languages of form and space.
Kakdiya earned her BVA from Surat School of Fine Arts (2021) and her MVA in Painting from the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (2024). In 2024, she undertook an international residency at Wangou Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue, Longquan, China, where her engagement with ceramics deepened the dimensionality of her practice. Her work continues to expand across mediums while remaining grounded in a pursuit of transformation, fluidity, and the boundless possibilities of form.
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"My work is a journey into the fluidity of existence—where forms emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure into new possibilities of being."