Leghari proposes a dual approach of denaturing and rewilding to navigate these tensions. Working across sculpture, installation, and printed matter, she draws upon the visual language of standardized Western maternity care and holistic wellness culture to invoke the highly charged corporeality of pregnancy. Textual, poetic elements weaved throughout the works gesture toward alternative, speculative narratives of creation and care beyond biological determinism. From the tranquil sound of flowing water to the cold grip of medical exam
instruments on fabricated skin, the exhibition invites a deeply sensory and unnerving experience.
Leghari renders the maternal body a vessel for planetary reflection. Through "PANG," themes of labor, intimacy, and endurance rise to the foreground—urging contemplation.
