Radha Datta’s artistic practice is centered around the phenomenon of reflection, both as a literal and metaphorical concept. Through her work, she aims to spark a unique dialogue about the role of reflection in our perception of self and the world around us. Her exploration goes beyond the mere visual act of seeing ourselves in mirrors or other reflective surfaces. Instead, she delves into how reflections are not just seen but deeply ingrained in our cognitive processes, influencing how we understand and normalize our existence.

By engaging with this concept, Datta invites her audience to question the nature of reflection itself, considering how our minds interpret and internalize these mirrored images, often without giving them a second thought. Her work encourages viewers to contemplate the boundaries between self-awareness, perception, and the continuous process of self-definition that occurs in both conscious and unconscious states.