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It's a hazy scene: one steeped in dryness (dusty, decomposing bouquets), tactility (silk and velvet textiles), and heaviness (undeniable grief).

Mia Sandhu's third solo exhibition with Patel Brown takes on the semblance of a funerary installation akin to a vigil. Punctuated by paper-based, funerary-floral arrangements, this solemn scene is sharply contrasted by brazenly nude figures in states of mourning. Those unfamiliar with Sandhu's work might find the presence of these shrouded, nude women surprising in this reverential setting. For those acquainted with the artist's …