Pink

Dwa Zeta chose abstract forms that reflect the flow and infrastructure of Delhi's streets - especially the flyovers and roundabouts. The composition is the result of their impressions of the hectic, crowded yet potent and colourful nature of the capital.

The duo felt that the nature of the city was inherently masculine. To symbolically feminize public space, the duo painted the background in pink, a colour popularly associated with women. This is alluded to as a call for women and the marginalised to reclaim their space within the streets and establish the city as their own.