In What Form Retains geometry is not aesthetic decoration; it is a way of thinking, almost a moral position.

There is something profoundly reassuring in the way his forms hold themselves. They do not collapse underpressure; they absorb it.  As a gallery, we are often drawn to practices that do not seek attention through excess, but throughinsistence. Mayur’s sculptures possess that rare quality of quiet authority. Over the years, I have come tovalue artists who remain committed to a language, who deepen it rather than abandon it for trend orspectacle. 

At LATITUDE 28, we believe exhibitions must open a space for reflection rather than simply display objects.This exhibition does precisely that, it reminds us that form, when deeply considered, can hold memory,tension, and time.

— Bhavna Kakar, Gallery director, LATITUDE 28