Gauri Gill's exhibition 'The Village on the Highway' showcases 90 photographs that document the adaptive living spaces created by Indian farmers during their year-long protests. Displayed at Vadehra Art Gallery, these large-format analog images present a unique architectural exploration of social resilience, depicting how roadsides transformed into self-sufficient settlements. Gill highlights the innovation in the use of materials and everyday objects, capturing the essence of necessity in these settings. The exhibition, open until March 4, 2025, reinforces the urgent narrative surrounding marginalized farmers and celebrates their ingenuity in harsh circumstances.
Gauri Gill's photographic series, The Village on the Highway, captures the adaptive structures of protesting Indian farmers, emphasizing resilience, resourcefulness, and self-sufficiency.
The exhibition features 90 photographs that document the transformation of public spaces into self-sustaining settlements, reflecting the urgency and ingenuity of the farmers' plight.
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