Pristine Contemporary presents The Weight of Love, a solo exhibition of works by Varad Bang. Inspired by the internationally acclaimed film-director Wong Kar Wai’s movie, In the Mood for Love, the exhibition explores themes of love, longing, and time through the evocative canvases of Varad Bang, an expressive and introspective Indian artist whose work bridges classical techniques with contemporary narratives. Translating key scenes from the film into atmospheric paintings, Bang captures its signature slow, languid motion and deep emotional restraint.

For his solo debut in India titled The Weight of Love, Varad Bang pays homage to Wong Kar Wai’s cinematic masterpiece In The Mood for Love (2000); a film that explores the complexity of heartbreak and betrayal set against the backdrop of 1960s Hong Kong.

In The Weight of Love, gallerists Arjun Sawhney and Arjun Butani curate a deeply meditative homage to In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar Wai’s 2000 film that has long held a hallowed place in the cinematic canon. The exhibition, featuring the works of artist Varad Bang, invites audiences to revisit the quiet ache and visual poetry of the film through a series of hauntingly atmospheric paintings.

His show 'In The Land Of Dreams’ being held in Delhi’s Gallery Pristine Contemporary shows sleep not just as a state for rest but a metaphor to awaken human consciousness amidst global disorder

This artwork explores sleep as a metaphor for human consciousness amidst global turmoil

Gallery Pristine presents To Feel,  a group show of eight South Asian artists which serves as a poignant representation of one or more of the twenty-seven human emotions through a myriad of artistic mediums.

To Feel, a group exhibition by Gallery Pristine, features eight contemporary artists from South Asia. The exhibition showcases the work of Fabienne Francotte, Riyas Komu, Ayesha Dalvi, Dasha Buben, Mahnoor Salman Khan, Rifat Ara Mim, Siya Singh, and Varad Bang—artists whose diverse practices come together to explore the rich landscape of emotion, identity, and cultural reflection.

The Cult of Consciousness, a collective showcase featuring five South Asian artists, delves into the intricate relationship between art and the human psyche.