The beauty of any artistic endeavour is in the fact that it is simultaneously explicable and inexplicable in the ways in which it engages with the viewer. There may be a bit of sensible structure, forms that come out of the myriad, but fundamentally it remains abstract in the emotions it gives rise to.

Both Pimpalkhare and Kumari manage to successfully balance this dichotomy in their art. At the root of both practises is an exploration of the complex systems of the world around us: nature, the universe, mathematics, philosophy. Kumari has always asked questions about cosmological systems and explored it through her creation of dense interdependent structures using optical illusions, algorithms and numeric sequences. 

Pimpalkhare, through her delicate textiles, depicts the fragility of both human and natural phenomenons occurring around us and the interdependent relationship humans have with their environment. The concentric patterns, precariously held linear framework and fluidity of silhouettes creates a harmonious ecosystem resonant of the Biophilic. 

Ultimately, the ideas explored by the two women align at a point both visually and intellectually where a synchronicity is found. Their artworks are dynamic in energy, moving in centripetal and centrifugal directions, merging in their minds and also their lines and, ultimately, creating wonderful visual curiosities for the viewer.