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Malvika Sheth’s ‘Ear Candy’ Delves into Attention, Intimacy and Connection
✍️ Indulge Express
🗓 30 Aug 2026, 04:47 AM
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The latest project ‘Ear Candy’ by Indian creator Malvika Sheth examines how attention shapes intimacy and human connection. The work was unveiled in a recent showcase reported by Indulge Express.
Malvika Sheth, a Mumbai‑based visual artist, has launched a new piece titled ‘Ear Candy’ that interrogates the dynamics of attention, intimacy and connection in contemporary life. The work, described as a multimedia installation, combines sound, light and tactile elements to create an immersive environment where visitors are invited to experience the subtle ways in which listening influences personal relationships.
According to the launch brief, Sheth designed the installation to prompt audiences to reflect on how digital overload and constant notifications affect the quality of human interaction. By curating moments of focused listening, the piece seeks to restore a sense of presence and emotional resonance.
The exhibition opened to a limited audience on Tuesday, with attendees noting the nuanced interplay of auditory cues and spatial design. Critics have praised the project for its timely relevance and its ability to translate abstract psychological concepts into a tangible sensory experience.
‘Ear Candy’ will remain on display for two weeks at the Indulge Express gallery, after which it may travel to other cultural venues across the country, according to the artist’s team.
According to the launch brief, Sheth designed the installation to prompt audiences to reflect on how digital overload and constant notifications affect the quality of human interaction. By curating moments of focused listening, the piece seeks to restore a sense of presence and emotional resonance.
The exhibition opened to a limited audience on Tuesday, with attendees noting the nuanced interplay of auditory cues and spatial design. Critics have praised the project for its timely relevance and its ability to translate abstract psychological concepts into a tangible sensory experience.
‘Ear Candy’ will remain on display for two weeks at the Indulge Express gallery, after which it may travel to other cultural venues across the country, according to the artist’s team.