look again, and again
Sensory feelings of individuals and the perspectives derived out, become the pillars of societal formation. And at times, it’s the immediate reaction, rather action, emanating from momentary repulses that wreak havoc in the world. It takes wisdom acquired through ages, to establish the futility of these superficial feelings and thoughts. If you can condition your senses to not accept the conclusions of first sight and train the self to see again, and again, picturesque and diverse inner worlds become visible. And those insights can metamorphose the individual, society and world at large. Gallery Dotwalk would like to be a catalyst in the process by offering avenues to experience art that prompts you to look again, and again.
Gallery Dotwalk is a contemporary art gallery founded by Sreejith C N, who has been part of the Indian art milieu for more than two decades. Supported by a circle of well-wishers from the art fraternity, Dotwalk aims to create a space grounded in integrity and genuineness, one that centres artists, nurtures younger practices, and uses technology and moving-image work to expand how art can be experienced. Established in 2022, the gallery relocated to Defence Colony, New Delhi, in January 2026 to deepen its engagement with a wider public and embed its programme in a dynamic urban and cultural neighbourhood.
To date, Dotwalk has presented close to twenty exhibitions, including participation in India Art Fair 2023, 2025 and 2026, and represents seven young artists: Abdulla PA, Abela Ruben, Amjum Rizve, Chandrashekar Koteshwar, Mehak Garg, Priyaranjan Purkait and Sudhayadas S. Through its parallel initiative, Dotwalk Productions, the gallery has produced films such as The Other Faces (on sculptor Ravinder Reddy) and Skin of Light (on the watercolour practice of Sujith S. N.), extending its curatorial thinking into the cinematic space.
In 2024, Dotwalk also launched the Dotwalk Ajitara Art Residency on the Ajitara family farmhouse in Delhi NCR, offering curated modules and outreach programmes for emerging artists from India and beyond. More than Forty artists have already participated in this programme, making the residency a key part of the gallery’s evolving ecosystem.