Khatri’s practice weaves together lived memory, fantasy, and archival research to depict spaces of shared intimacy. In Morning Window, human and nonhuman figures appear within a domestic threshold, suggesting the porous boundaries between the private and communal, the sacred and everyday. Through layered imagery and vibrant mark-making, Khatri explores the social and political stakes of coexistence, envisioning tender ecosystems where multiple forms of life are held in relation.
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