Neeraj Goswami's "Bride" illustrates entwined forms, rendered with geometric precision and muffled, grainy colours, which are engrossed in a tendered embrace. Goswami's use of geometric lines contrasts and emphasises narrative complexities, entrenched deep in a contemplative stance attempting to illustrate the shanta bhava (emotion of a stable mind). Goswami's unique approach to composition creates a sense of movement and depth within the static forms. The dynamism and impact of art leave spectators entangled within the matrix of texture, contours and lowkey shades that demand an yearning to know more deep within the figurines' psyche.