In works like "O My Dear" and "Shadow of a Shadow", Rachita Dutta transforms thread into language, memory into motif. Her textile- based narratives weave together quiet moments, surreal encounters, and symbolic gestures, capturing the emotional complexities of daily life with a poetic lightness. Each piece is layered with hand embroidery, drawing from a vibrant palette and folk-inspired forms to tell intimate stories of longing, care, play, and self-reflection.

Through expressive stitched gestures and whimsical figures, Rachita invites the viewer into a world that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her compositions blur the line between the seen and the felt, grounding each work in tenderness and texture. The playful tactility of her surfaces belies their emotional weight, they speak softly, but they linger.

These works are not simply decorative, they are stitched journals of interior life, where every thread holds memory and meaning.