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Natasha Sachdeva: A Wrongly Framed Idea of Beauty

Author: Staff Writer

Natasha Sachdeva’s work explores themes like weight, ageing, marriage, and companionship. Through her unposed and often full-bodied figures, she questions the idea of beauty she grew up with and now sees as misguided.

Natasha Sachdeva, a contemporary artist from New Delhi, is known for her honest and deeply personal art. She draws on her own experiences, connecting them to broader social expectations.

 

For her first international solo show, Will This Entanglement Ever Resolve?, Sachdeva presented a series of intimate watercolours exploring the complexities of the female body and the realities of womanhood. After returning to India from Washington DC, she is now reflecting on her art and the world it comes from.

 

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