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A few weeks ago at the @idac_expo Mumbai 2026, talking about the ROI of good interior design in workplaces, retail and hospitality with an esteemed panel of architects and design professionals.

We explored a really exciting shift happening in our industry right now: moving past the idea that lighting is just an electrical line item, and recognising it as a core driver of value. We talked about the magic that happens when lighting designers are trusted as early partners rather than late-stage problem solvers. When we collaborate from the conceptual stage, design is intentional, and actively lowers overall costs. It means a smarter layout with fewer fixtures, lower running bills, and a space that truly maximises the client's investment from day one.

It was a deeply fulfilling conversation that reminded me why I love doing what I do in the first place. Good design is not supposed to be a luxury or an afterthought. It is the very foundation of how we connect with spaces around us that we inhabit and experience.

Thank you @idac_expo @charishmalobo for inviting me to share my thoughts on behalf of @lidai_2020 .

A few weeks ago at the @idac_expo Mumbai 2026, talking about the ROI of good interior design in workplaces, retail and hospitality with an esteemed panel of architects and design professionals.

We explored a really exciting shift happening in our industry right now: moving past the idea that lighting is just an electrical line item, and recognising it as a core driver of value. We talked about the magic that happens when lighting designers are trusted as early partners rather than late-stage problem solvers. When we collaborate from the conceptual stage, design is intentional, and actively lowers overall costs. It means a smarter layout with fewer fixtures, lower running bills, and a space that truly maximises the client's investment from day one.

It was a deeply fulfilling conversation that reminded me why I love doing what I do in the first place. Good design is not supposed to be a luxury or an afterthought. It is the very foundation of how we connect with spaces around us that we inhabit and experience.

Thank you @idac_expo @charishmalobo for inviting me to share my thoughts on behalf of @lidai_2020 .

A few weeks ago at the @idac_expo Mumbai 2026, talking about the ROI of good interior design in workplaces, retail and hospitality with an esteemed panel of architects and design professionals.

We explored a really exciting shift happening in our industry right now: moving past the idea that lighting is just an electrical line item, and recognising it as a core driver of value. We talked about the magic that happens when lighting designers are trusted as early partners rather than late-stage problem solvers. When we collaborate from the conceptual stage, design is intentional, and actively lowers overall costs. It means a smarter layout with fewer fixtures, lower running bills, and a space that truly maximises the client's investment from day one.

It was a deeply fulfilling conversation that reminded me why I love doing what I do in the first place. Good design is not supposed to be a luxury or an afterthought. It is the very foundation of how we connect with spaces around us that we inhabit and experience.

Thank you @idac_expo @charishmalobo for inviting me to share my thoughts on behalf of @lidai_2020 .

A few weeks ago at the @idac_expo Mumbai 2026, talking about the ROI of good interior design in workplaces, retail and hospitality with an esteemed panel of architects and design professionals.

We explored a really exciting shift happening in our industry right now: moving past the idea that lighting is just an electrical line item, and recognising it as a core driver of value. We talked about the magic that happens when lighting designers are trusted as early partners rather than late-stage problem solvers. When we collaborate from the conceptual stage, design is intentional, and actively lowers overall costs. It means a smarter layout with fewer fixtures, lower running bills, and a space that truly maximises the client's investment from day one.

It was a deeply fulfilling conversation that reminded me why I love doing what I do in the first place. Good design is not supposed to be a luxury or an afterthought. It is the very foundation of how we connect with spaces around us that we inhabit and experience.

Thank you @idac_expo @charishmalobo for inviting me to share my thoughts on behalf of @lidai_2020 .

INTACH Greater Mumbai Chapter is pleased to collaborate with Messe Frankfurt to curate a panel discussion on COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE LIGHTING—a dialogue between lighting consultants and architects.

Join us at the International Light & LED Expo on8th May 2026
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Hall 6, Bombay Exhibition Centre, NESCO, Goregaon (E), Mumbai, India
for an engaging exchange of ideas and experiences.
Hear from stalwarts like Ms. Kirtida Unwala and Abhay Wadhwa, and explore how the next generation—Eby and Adil Dholakia—draw inspiration from their work and legacy.
We look forward to your participation for what promises to be an insightful session.

Address: Hall 6, Bombay Exhibition Centre, NESCO, Goregaon (E), Mumbai, India

To Register: https://bit.ly/4cFixfh

@katyagarwal @unwallakirtida @adildholakia @ebyvm and abhaymohanwadhwa @rajuldhaimade @art.n.more.art @shailamallik @messefrankfurtindia #paneldiscussion #heritage #lighting #intachgreatermumbai #nesco

“Each space is unique, and so is the light within it. My work begins with finding balance between the light we see and the light we feel.” — Eby Vincent Mathew

Eby established studioEVM in India in 2022, a practice that brings creativity and emotion into lighting design for architecture, exhibitions, and installations. His notable projects include India in Fashion at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center, 25 Years of Sabyasachi, and Rahul Mishra’s Mumbai flagship.

We spoke to him about his approach to light, how he builds emotion and narrative through illumination, and the delicate balance between what we see and what we feel in a space.

Read the full conversation on our blog.

“Each space is unique, and so is the light within it. My work begins with finding balance between the light we see and the light we feel.” — Eby Vincent Mathew

Eby established studioEVM in India in 2022, a practice that brings creativity and emotion into lighting design for architecture, exhibitions, and installations. His notable projects include India in Fashion at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center, 25 Years of Sabyasachi, and Rahul Mishra’s Mumbai flagship.

We spoke to him about his approach to light, how he builds emotion and narrative through illumination, and the delicate balance between what we see and what we feel in a space.

Read the full conversation on our blog.

“Each space is unique, and so is the light within it. My work begins with finding balance between the light we see and the light we feel.” — Eby Vincent Mathew

Eby established studioEVM in India in 2022, a practice that brings creativity and emotion into lighting design for architecture, exhibitions, and installations. His notable projects include India in Fashion at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center, 25 Years of Sabyasachi, and Rahul Mishra’s Mumbai flagship.

We spoke to him about his approach to light, how he builds emotion and narrative through illumination, and the delicate balance between what we see and what we feel in a space.

Read the full conversation on our blog.

“Each space is unique, and so is the light within it. My work begins with finding balance between the light we see and the light we feel.” — Eby Vincent Mathew

Eby established studioEVM in India in 2022, a practice that brings creativity and emotion into lighting design for architecture, exhibitions, and installations. His notable projects include India in Fashion at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center, 25 Years of Sabyasachi, and Rahul Mishra’s Mumbai flagship.

We spoke to him about his approach to light, how he builds emotion and narrative through illumination, and the delicate balance between what we see and what we feel in a space.

Read the full conversation on our blog.

“Each space is unique, and so is the light within it. My work begins with finding balance between the light we see and the light we feel.” — Eby Vincent Mathew

Eby established studioEVM in India in 2022, a practice that brings creativity and emotion into lighting design for architecture, exhibitions, and installations. His notable projects include India in Fashion at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center, 25 Years of Sabyasachi, and Rahul Mishra’s Mumbai flagship.

We spoke to him about his approach to light, how he builds emotion and narrative through illumination, and the delicate balance between what we see and what we feel in a space.

Read the full conversation on our blog.

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Thrilled to be featured amongst talented ‘Light Workers’ in @archdigestindia ‘s September-October 2025 issue.

profile @sdnambiar
photo @harshitanayyar_
wardrobe @turnblackofficial

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

Last week for @rahulmishra_7 with @rooshadshroff ✨
Thrilled to see our lighting design come to life at the newly opened flagship in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. A project that challenged us creatively and pushed our craft forward, this was a special one.

#lightingdesignindia

5 lessons, countless lightbulb moments! Here are my top 5 takeaways- you might just start noticing light differently too

#lightingdesigners #lightingdesign #studioevm #lightingdesigner #design #architecture #lightingdesignindia #lightingdesignstudio

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Walk into Intimità Personale and it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone’s memory.

Narayan Sinha doesn’t just sculpt with metal—he works with stories. Bits of scrap, old machines, heavy bronze pieces—all things you’d never call delicate—somehow end up feeling deeply personal here.

Set inside the old Ice Factory at IFBE, the space adds to the feeling—raw, open, and quietly atmospheric.

Curated by Sumesh Sharma and presented by Iram Art Gallery, this show isn’t just about sculpture. It’s about remembering. About noticing. About the small, quiet conversations between object and space, between the work and you.

Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha
IFBE Mumbai, 2025

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma @gilbertfarouk
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Image credits @kalyani.t_

Principal Lighting Designer @ebyvm gives us a glimpse of the recently concluded Intimità Personale by Narayan Sinha at IFBE Mumbai.

“This one came in fast and we had very little time on the creative board with it but working with Narayan and bringing his vision to life has been so fulfilling for us. His vision is exemplary and his work speaks for itself. The mood was personal, nostalgic and deeply reflective, and that is exactly what we tried to cultivate with the lighting for his exhibition.”

Presented by @iramartgallery
Curated by Sumesh Sharma
Lighting Design by studioEVM.

Video credits @sidharth__shankar
@kalyani.t_

#lightingdesigner #exhibitiondesign #exhibitionlighting

What does it mean to light an exhibition that is a survey into the extraordinary history of textiles and garments of Bengal?

Principal Lighting Designer @ebyvm opens up about lighting ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’ at the @kccinkolkata.

Working closely with the experienced team to relay the context of each piece within its larger narrative, while balancing preservation and presentation, our aim was always to take the viewer on an unforgettable journey through the incredible archives presented in this exhibition.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm
VR Experience & Exhibition Film by @bongwaterfilms

#lightingdesign #studioevm #lightingstudio #lightingdesigner #lightingdesignindia

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Before we show you the final results from this exhibition, we want to show you a glimpse of the hard work of many incredible people who worked tirelessly to put together ‘Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy’.

True to its name, it’s not just an exhibition but an archive of craftsmanship, heritage and stories that connect generations. It’s our privilege to be able to contribute in relaying these stories to every person who walks in to experience this legacy.

A special thanks must go to the powerhouse that is @darshanshahmekani for being most gracious and showing us why Kolkata is the city of joy.

Presented by @weaversstudiokolkata
Curated by @mayankmansinghkaul
Exhibition design by @rehasodhi @rajatsodhi
Conservation by @anupamheritagelab @anupamsah_ @shakshigupta.92
Lighting design by @studio.evm

#behindthebeam #behindthescenes
#lightingdesign

Beautiful Arabian light ✨

Beautiful Arabian light ✨

Beautiful Arabian light ✨

we watch as the sun beams transform flowing droplets into dancing diamonds

we watch as the sun beams transform flowing droplets into dancing diamonds

we watch as the sun beams transform flowing droplets into dancing diamonds