Kathmandu, March 12 -- The nimble waves of Thamel transcend the quiet utterance of Sangee Shrestha's paintings at Kala Salon-a vivid interplay underscored by subtlety, memory, geometry and colour.

With more than three decades of practising this artform, Shreshtha now believes that art begins where words end. Incredibly, her artworks do not depict a static moment in life but rather a fluid journey of self-exploration, driven by a universal tone.

Geometry emerges as a striking element in Shrestha's paintings. With most subjects depicted within the rectangular, square and polygonal outlines, she articulates how emotions deluge within the boundaries of being. "This is to break up the visual surface and express the depths of mechanised moder...