New Delhi — The Art Hub is proud to present Chinar: Through Time, Through Seasons, Through the Lens, a contemplative photographic exhibition curated by Bhavna Minocha and Gauri Minocha. The show offers an intimate exploration of Kashmir—its contrasts, silences, and enduring spirit. At the heart of the exhibition is the Chinar, the iconic tree that stands as Kashmir’s silent storyteller. Steadfast yet poetic, it sheds its leaves only to be reborn, embodying the region’s profound cycle of resilience and renewal.

Through the nuanced lens of photographer Megha Sindwani, the Chinar evolves beyond a landscape symbol—it becomes a vessel of memory, impermanence, and quiet strength. Sindwani’s photographs capture the subtle poetry of Kashmir: still and reflective waters, cloud-draped mountains, textured bark, weathered hands, and moments suspended in time. Each frame reveals the emotional and natural landscapes that define the valley’s soul. The exhibition invites viewers into a space of reflection—on endurance, beauty, and the quiet power of simply existing.