Shovin Bhattacharjee’s Bridging Realms symbolizes the confluence of art, cinema, and meditation, exploring their shared ability to connect diverse worlds. At its core, the spherical house represents unity and shelter—a meditative space reflecting harmony amidst the chaos of cinematic storytelling.

This sculpture draws inspiration from the global influence of cinema, tracing a bond between the iconic James Bond of Hollywood and Amitabh Bachchan, a towering figure of Bollywood. Through its reflective surface, the artwork mirrors the evolution of cinema as both an art form and a cultural force. It delves into themes of duality, from the grandeur of mainstream cinema to the intimacy of parallel narratives, and critiques societal norms perpetuated by cinema’s tropes.

Bhattacharjee’s creations are marked by a keen understanding of spatial organisation, with sculptures harmoniously blending form and colour to create intricate labyrinths of introspection and transformation. His artistry is characterised by recurring geometric motifs and dynamic transformations, creating a vivid portrayal of a world in flux. His sculptures play with light and shadow, creating a sense of movement and transformation.

Bridging Realms celebrates the resilience of individual voices, the dynamic roles of women in cinema, and the interplay of physical and spiritual dimensions, reflecting on the transformative power of storytelling.