Diaphanous Group Exhibition Explores Psychological Thresholds at Indigo+Madder
Indigo+Madder in London's Holborn presents 'Diaphanous,' a group show featuring eight artists whose works probe the boundary between inner psyche and external reality. The exhibition includes Jagdeep Raina's small embroidery on muslin and phulkari, Noorain Inam's miniature chair, and paintings by Lulua Alyahya, Gurminder Sikand, Lalitha Lajmi, Shivangi Kalra, Fiza Khatri, and Leily Moghtader Mojdehi. Key works include Alyahya's 'Not without compassion' (2026), depicting three men as stages of a single life, and Kalra's 'I melt in your embrace' (2026), where two figures blur into one. The show runs until 20 June.
Key facts
- Indigo+Madder is located in an alley in London's Holborn.
- The group exhibition is titled 'Diaphanous'.
- Eight artists are featured: Jagdeep Raina, Noorain Inam, Lulua Alyahya, Gurminder Sikand, Lalitha Lajmi, Shivangi Kalra, Fiza Khatri, and Leily Moghtader Mojdehi.
- Raina's embroidery measures 23 x 18 cm and includes stitched text.
- Inam contributed a miniature chair affixed to a wall.
- Alyahya's 'Not without compassion' (2026) is an oil-on-canvas depicting three men.
- Kalra's 'I melt in your embrace' (2026) shows two figures merging.
- The exhibition closes on 20 June.
Entities
Artists
- Jagdeep Raina
- Noorain Inam
- Lulua Alyahya
- Gurminder Sikand
- Lalitha Lajmi
- Shivangi Kalra
- Fiza Khatri
- Leily Moghtader Mojdehi
Institutions
- Indigo+Madder
- Canvas
Locations
- London
- Holborn
- United Kingdom