Fiercely independent of cliques or trends, self taught artist Jehangir Jani has been a whirlwind of activity since his first canvases were exhibited in I991. Jani's art uninhibitedly represents experiential realms of sexual and communitarian subcultures as he speaks his political dissent from within these experiences. In accordance with the thematic concerns, his use of various materials also creates uncanny juxtapositions and contradictory possibilities. The fragility of ceramics is juxtaposed with hard, cold sheet metal-through such combinations Jani speaks of the inequality of power in confrontations between minorities and majorities.

Fiercely independent of cliques or trends, self taught artist Jehangir Jani has been a whirlwind of activity since his first canvases were exhibited in I991. Jani's art uninhibitedly represents experiential realms of sexual and communitarian subcultures as he speaks his political dissent from within these experiences. In accordance with the thematic concerns, his use of various materials also creates uncanny juxtapositions and contradictory possibilities. The fragility of ceramics is juxtaposed with hard, cold sheet metal-through such combinations Jani speaks of the inequality of power in confrontations between minorities and majorities.

Shivaji K．Panikkar

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Nancy Adajania

Ranjit Hoskote

Nancy Adajania

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