Chhavi Aggarwal

Binge Eating, 2025

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In this etching, a bowl of noodles symbolizes the psychological struggle of binge eating disorder, where the consumption of excessive amounts of food becomes a response to emotional distress rather than physical hunger. The noodles are depicted as an irresistible force, almost magnetic in nature, illustrating the overwhelming compulsion that draws an individual toward food despite a lack of control.
Rather than representing nourishment, the bowl becomes a metaphor for the complex relationship between body image, emotional vulnerability, and societal pressure. The work reflects how unrealistic beauty standards can contribute to unhealthy coping mechanisms, trapping individuals in a cycle of guilt, shame, and self-criticism.

Based in Delhi, Chhavi Aggarwal's practice is shaped by an ongoing inquiry into identity, body politics, and the social construction of beauty. This duality—the vulnerability of personal experience and the weight of societal judgment—forms the foundation of her artistic inquiry. Her work meditates on the coexistence and conflict between selfhood and scrutiny, exploring how internalized beauty standards transform our relationship with our own bodies while redefining our sense of worth and belonging.

At the heart of Aggarwal's practice lies the female form—rendered in unconventional and symbolic ways, an intuitive vehicle through which she translates personal vulnerability into visual narrative. Working across lithography, serigraphy, relief printing, acrylic painting, oil pastels, and mixed media, she continually pushes the expressive potential of recurring visual metaphors—chessboards, surveillance cameras, intrusive hands—viewing each work as an evolving negotiation between the self and the systems that observe it. In her ongoing series Standard Beauty: A Myth, Aggarwal focuses on the psychological and emotional impact of body shaming and unrealistic beauty ideals, seeking new ways to represent the tension between conformity and authenticity. Through her art, she invites viewers to pause and reconsider their relationship with beauty—whether inherited or imposed—and the fragile self-worth that endures beneath it.

Aggarwal completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts from College of Art, Delhi. Her exhibitions include the Yearly Annual Exhibition, College of Art, Delhi (2021–2025), Common Ground: A Group Show, presented by the Amar Nath Sehgal Private Collection Young Artist's Program (2025), and the 2nd Edition Art Summit, College Mats (2026). Her international exhibitions include the XVI Graphic Art Biennial (Dry Point), Uzice, Serbia (2023), and Khwab-E-Mussawiri, Season 2, Picasso Gallery, Dubai (2025).

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"Central to my practice is the representation of women in unconventional and symbolic forms that challenge dominant ideals of femininity."

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