Exhibition
Batul
25 Jan-22 Mar 2025
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
London WC1H0XG
Overview
Batul is a powerful photography exhibition and documentary following the journey of Sambhav, a Sikh man from Old Delhi, as he transitions to Batul, a Muslim woman in Kashmir.
Presented in five intimate chapters, it delves into themes of identity, transformation, and resilience, while reflecting the societal contradictions embodied in their story. Through their experiences, the exhibition offers a profound look at personal and political intersections in contemporary South Asia.
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