Chatty In The Hippocampus : A Whimsical Telling Of Paintings

A unique, experimental and very whimsical telling of paintings by Juhi Sharma written in response to Rohan Joglekar's paintings as part of his debut solo exhibition "Happy In The Hippocampus".

Juhi will perform her tellings on Saturday, 19th November at Method Kala Ghoda.

"Tripper Trooper" Print Holders do not need a ticket and can attend the event for free.

Get your tripper trooper print here : Tripper Troopers

There are 13 tripper troopers you can choose from and each one is a digital print on archival paper, edition of 20. 

One tripper trooper print, gives event access to one person. 

Tripper Troopers are surreal characters created by Goa based artist Rohan Joglekar and are part of his larger "Happy In The Hippocampus" collection of works.

The "Happy In The Hippocampus" collection is a surreal universe created by Rohan that features landscapes, emotions and characters. The characters in this representation of the artist's dream states are titled "Tripper Troopers". Juxtaposed by vivid and evocative backgrounds, the tripper troopers are imaginary characters that are in a state of self reflection. A state in which they apologetically question their decisions that result in pleasure, gratification and self actualisation while questioning their role in the larger universe of reality.

The Tripper Troopers represent an investigation into the disconnected dynamic of dreams and reality.

About Juhi 

Born to Pushpa and Vijay Sharma, born in Ajmer and raised in Thailand, India, Hong Kong and Australia, Juhi was interested in the arts from a young age. She was an avid reader, participated in theatre, choir at school, and loved dancing ballet. Her first poems written at the age of 12

She went to Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and graduated with a Diploma in Photography and a Degree in Creative Advertising. Juhi started her career as a photographer at a community radio station in Melbourne - Triple RRR and really enjoyed working in hospitality alongside it.

In 2012, she packed her bags and sold her things in pursuit of newer perspectives and travelled through Japan, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia. Her journey led her to Bombay, it was March 2013. Juhi worked in animal welfare for two years before resuming her career as a photographer. And gaining the likes of Star TV, Rolling Stones, Elle Magazine and Netflix as clients.

She has a keen eye for storytelling, expression and detail. Enjoys absurdities, satire, and surrealism.