An exhibition titled “Mirrors: Distance Between Worlds” opens at Bikaner House in New Delhi. The show features two diaspora artists, Shana Sood and Yolanda Peña Mazzoni, and focuses on themes of migration, identity, belonging, and memory. According to the exhibition description, Sood’s works draw on her Indian heritage, using vivid visual elements to explore how personal and cultural histories shape individual identity in new contexts. Mazzoni’s practice, by contrast, emphasizes human connection and the emotional dimensions of displacement, highlighting the challenges that can accompany migration. The curator, Georgina Maddox, frames the exhibition around shared questions raised by both artists, focusing on how belonging is formed—or complicated—across distances between countries and communities. The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the broader experiences of diaspora life and how memory can function both as a link to the past and as a lens for navigating the present.