Kalyani Pramod, a Chennai-based fibre artist, is set to unveil her solo exhibition 'The Last Glimpse' at Alliance Française of Madras from July 18 to 31.

The exhibition features 73 mixed-media textile artworks crafted from discarded materials like textile scraps, metal wires, and construction waste, each depicting endangered species such as the Great Indian Bustard and Yellow-Breasted Bunting.Through techniques like crochet and weaving, Pramod transforms waste into poignant portraits of wildlife threatened by human activities.

Her work emphasizes the interconnectedness of environmental issues and human actions, highlighting how conservation efforts can revive species like the Blackbuck.The exhibition also includes interactive workshops and film screenings, aiming to educate visitors about biodiversity loss and sustainable practices.Pramod’s art bridges environmental activism with contemporary art, challenging perceptions of fibre art as mere craft.By using recycled materials, she underscores the impact of consumerism and advocates for a shift towards sustainability.The event underscores the urgency of protecting ecosystems and fostering awareness through creative mediums.