SANYA SHARMA

MOMENTARY OBJECTS

Momentary Objects are a series of airy and playful objects woven during the early times of the Covid pandemic. As the world around me quickly changed and seemed to slip out of my control with each passing day I challenged myself to
re-evaluate my relationship with my work. By shifting my focus towards balancing the smaller things around me I took on a finer approach to my weaving and delved into details of layered forms and colors in an attempt to shift the complex narrative surrounding me into smaller bubbles.

BALANCE

{a condition in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions.}
Calm, Secure, Hopeful

EVANESCENT

{soon passing out of sight, memory, or existence; quickly fading or disappearing.}
Chaos and oblivion. Losing sense of time, passing moments,
forgetting memories and blurry conversations.

TRAJECTORY

{a path, progression, or line of development resembling a physical trajectory}
Picking up the pieces, forming a rhythm, gaining momentum and moving forward.

TRANSITION

{a movement, development, or evolution from one form, stage, or style to another}
Acceptance, new realities and overlapping emotions. 

HARMONY

{a pleasing arrangement of parts}
Awareness of peace, chaos, hope, fear, new, old, loss, pain, love and loneliness.

Momentary Objects displayed at Poggenpohl’s Soho showroom for New York Textile Month, NY, 2021

Momentary Objects displayed for Nidu Gather by Nidu Interior Design, NH, 2021