Sayantani ‘Zeena’ Roy’s solo exhibition is a quiet kind of revelation. Her photographs turn landscapes and city corners into living timelines, spaces where memory, decay and becoming seem to fold into one another. These aren’t snapshots of places; they are emotional coordinates, moments that ask you to pause. Weathered walls, diffused light, the soft grain of a frame – every image exhales stillness. A rusting bike hidden in a Bangkok warehouse, light spilling through Sagrada Familia, corridors empty yet heavy with presence, all suspended between past and present, longing and letting go. Standing in front of them, you begin to feel the pulse of the spaces themselves. These are places that do more than exist; they live, breathe and remind us that time is never just linear.
September 21. Free. Le Cafe des Stagiaires.