This exhibition features abstract marble sculptures by Indian artist A Sikander, whose practice reimagines traditional craftsmanship through a contemporary lens.
Carved in black and white marble, Sikander's works explore themes of duality – light and shadow, masculine and feminine, permanence and change – drawing from India’s rich multicultural and spiritual heritage.
Sikander’s minimalist forms are deeply symbolic, evoking eternal ideas through modern appeal. His sculptures invite quiet reflection on interconnectedness, spiritual transformation, and the space where opposites meet.
Hours 
Date | Times |
---|---|
Sun 25 May |
|
Mon 26 May |
|
Tue 27 May |
|
Wed 28 May |
|
Thu 29 May |
|
Fri 30 May |
|
Sat 31 May |
|
Sun 1 Jun |
|
Mon 2 Jun |
|
Tue 3 Jun |
|
Wed 4 Jun |
|
Thu 5 Jun |
|
Fri 6 Jun |
|
Location 
Mystik River
Mid-level, 3 Southgate Ave
Southbank 3006
Only In The City

Melbourne's essential night-time events
From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

Only in the City
This city hums with energy - with hidden laneway cafes, rooftop bars, art and culture at every turn.

Queen Victoria Market
This beloved Melbourne landmark is the largest open air market in the southern hemisphere.
Discover more

Convergence: A Spatial Negotiation
Student artists explore collective creativity through layered, rhizomatic visual narratives.

Spectra
The intersection of art and interior design, where every surface becomes a canvas.

Serwah Attafuah: The Darkness Between the Stars
An Afrofuturist exploration of climate change, land rights and the strength of indigenous peoples.