In this deeply contemplative episode of the ACF Lounge Series, host Navneet Mendiratta sits down with artist Seema Kohli for an intimate conversation on myth, spirituality, and the feminine divine.

Tracing the origins of her visual language, Kohli reflects on how mythology, memory, and lived experience shaped her practice organically over time. She speaks about the cyclical nature of existence, creation and dissolution and how these ideas first surfaced in her early works. The conversation moves through her experiments with sculptural forms, performance, film and digital media, exploring how ritual, movement and embodiment became essential to her storytelling.

She reflects on the convergence of the sacred and the digital today, the evolving role of the artist in changing times and whether art must adapt or remain timeless.

An episode that feels like a meditation in itself, this conversation offers rare insight into an artist whose practice is deeply devotional, intuitive and ever unfolding.

In this episode, journalist, writer and storyteller Navneet Mendiratta is in conversation with Uday Jain, CEO and Director of Dhoomimal Gallery, a renowned art gallery with a legacy deeply intertwined with the evolution of Indian modern and contemporary art. The discussion explores the gallery’s enduring contribution to India’s art ecosystem, stories of celebrated masters, and the evolving ideas of authenticity, value, and cultural legacy. Together, they reflect on how institutions and individuals continue to shape artistic discourse in a rapidly transforming world.

In this episode of ACF Lounge, host Navneet Mendiratta, Journalist, Writer & Storyteller is in conversation with Moksha Modgill, CEO of Geek Pictures India and Art Director at Gallerie Geek Art. Together, they explore how murals transform public spaces, how technology is evolving from a mere tool into a true creative collaborator, and how Indian art resonates across borders, sometimes without translation, sometimes through it.

With her curatorial vision, global collaborations, and passion for expanding artistic access, Moksha shares insights into the possibilities of a borderless art world and what it means for culture today.