India, June 7 -- The exhibition invites viewers to experience the intimate connection between humanity and nature through, soulful tree paintings, says SAKSHI PRIYA

Some exhibitions speak softly but stay with you long after. Beenu Gupta's solo show Divinity A Symphony of Nature, at Bikaner House, does exactly that. The works draw the viewer into a space where trees are not painted subjects but living entities holding stories, memories, and quiet strength. Each painting is a study in patience. Leaves are not brushed in haste, they are individually created, shaped, and layered. The trunks show textured lines and twists, almost as if the bark remembers storms, seasons, and silence.

The effect is striking, not through boldness, but through ...