This exhibition maps the history of India from the ’90s onwards to assess the social, political and economic shifts that played a crucial role in the contemporary turbulent situation. Apart from witnessing various political movements, the three decades in question is also marked by important anniversaries of various political events globally. This period is also coeval with the consolidation of a global art network and the rise of art festivals and biennials. This exhibition attempts to map the chaos of the three decades visually and aesthetically. This will not be a chronological analysis, instead, it sets out to examine the iconic moments of this particular period to draw a connection with the present. The curatorial attempt is to configure chaos as an important phenomenon of the last three decades. The exhibition will aesthetically respond to the consequences and the possibilities that arise from this chaos.