Obscure / अस्पष्ट, a minimalist exploration of form and perception by Sachin Tekade. Crafted from a single plane of white paper, these intricate works reduce visual language to its bare essentials—straight lines and shadowed depths—while inviting viewers to discover complexity within apparent simplicity.

At first glance, the works appear serene, almost silent. Yet as one looks deeper, organic black forms emerge from beneath the surface, revealing hidden layers and concealed narratives. Through this subtle interplay of precision and ambiguity, Obscure challenges our perception, encouraging reflection on the veiled intricacies of human experience.

Rooted in architectural forms and emotional spaces, Sachin’s practice investigates the tactile, sculptural possibilities of paper. For him, white is not empty—it embodies purity, evolution, and infinite singularity.