New Delhi, July 25 -- An ongoing exhibition, Mirrors: Distance Between Worlds, features works by artists Shana Sood and Yolanda Peña Mazzoni. Curated by Georgina Maddox, the showcase looks at practices that lie at the cultural intersections of India, Cuba and the United States. The artists connect their personal histories with larger conversations on diaspora and memory. They offer a visual study of both contrasts and overlaps in belief systems and aesthetic traditions. "Sood, of Indian origin, and Mazzoni, whose heritage traces back to Cuba and Spain-their works contemplate the layered nature of cultural belonging and the way women, particularly artists, navigate these complex terrains," states the curatorial note. On view at Bikane...