Coexisting Selves
Laser cutting on Board
2026
The work explores how identity is increasingly shaped through external systems rather than internal experience. It reflects a condition where the self is no longer singular, but exists in constant relation to a digital imprint
This body of work examines how identity is shaped within digital and algorithmic systems that translate lived experience into measurable forms. Grids, codes, and repetitive symbols reference structures of evaluation and data processing, reflecting how thought and behavior
Distributed Presence\n\nAcrylic on canvas\n48 × 6 inches approx (each)\n2026\n\nThe work foreground how identity is unevenly processed within digital systems, where the self gradually dissolves into fragments of data\n\n404: SELF NOT FOUND
Solo Exhibition at Pulp Society, Okhla
This body of work examines how the self is altered and fragmented through constant digital mediation. The images are deliberately distorted by the artist rather than by AI, emphasizing that the work is not about machines acting on the self, but about how digital systems
"The work examines how human identity is increasingly shaped and negotiated within coded systems digital, algorithmic, and data-driven structures that translate lived experience into measurable forms. Visual elements such as grids, OMR sheet impressions, binary and Morse code
Our March Edit introduces Palak Modi (@_palakmodi) — an artist whose practice moves between minimalism, psychology, and the quiet complexities of human perception. Working in monochrome abstraction, her work is less about arriving at answers and more about staying with the quest
The work explores contemporary selfhood by placing the viewer directly within the artwork.
Palak Modi
Overlaid (set of 5)
2025
Metal crystals on mirror
7 x 7 inches each
404: SELF NOT FOUND, by Palak Modi is on view through 20 March, 2026.
It was interesting to hear how people spoke about their work after seeing it move from something physical into something digital.
Palak Modi’s solo show 404: SELF NOT FOUND is on view until 20th March.
contemporary art • interactive • workshop • digital art • art community
A day at Pulp Studio with legos, conversations, and watching ideas turn into sumthing digital.
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theartistfix Okhla Industrial Crawl
07.02.26
For one evening, Okhla’s industrial lanes turn into a shared art route.
Studios open. Exhibitions spill into conversations.
You move at your own pace.
Your crawl begins here:
At Pulp Society
404: SELF NOT FOUND
Input Output with Palak
We are very excited to bring you ‘Input / Output’ with Palak Modi as a part of our programming for the upcoming solo, ‘404: SELF NOT FOUND’ at the Okhla Industrial Crawl on Saturday, 7th February 2026!
Input / Output will be a hands on workshop where one’s own artwork will meet
The Okhla crew is back and this time, we’re crawling!
Introducing Okhla Industrial Crawl, the newest edition of Okhla Art Evenings, as part of the India Art Fair Young Collectors’ Programme.
We’re very excited to welcome you back to the art district next to the art fair.
Installation day
404: SELF NOT FOUND, Palak Modi
Preview: Sunday, 1 February 2026 | 12–6 PM
On view through: 20 March 2026
Looking forward to welcoming you at the gallery.
I’m delighted to share my upcoming solo exhibition, 404: SELF NOT FOUND, at Pulp Society.
The show reflects on how selfhood and personal agency are reshaped in an age of prediction, automation, and constant digital input, where memory, attention, and identity are increasingly
I’m pleased to announce my solo exhibition 404: SELF NOT FOUND at Pulp Society.
The works examine how digital systems—algorithms, screens, and constant connectivity—quietly reshape our thoughts, memories, and sense of self.
Save the date: Sunday, 1st February 2026
Details follow