After the Rain explores the quiet passage of time through the language of repetition and vertical movement. Delicate strands of beads cascade from the edges of sculptural forms, creating the impression of rain, roots or trails left behind by water. The contrast between the clean, architectural volumes and the fluidity of the hanging strands creates a striking tension between permanence and movement. As light catches the beads, the surface shifts subtly, giving the work depth and rhythm. Part of Ami Shekhar’s new collection, the piece brings together her interest in texture, geometry and the transformation of simple materials into sculptural forms.
