Ruchi Bakshi Sharma doesn’t just remember her dreams—she builds them. Alongside her partner Sanjeev Sharma, she has transformed the language of dreams into physical, immersive artworks. Their joint show, Three Times As Dream—being showcased at 47A in Girgaon till May 4—is a rich, multi-sensory exploration of memory, metaphor, and the subconscious. 

Rendered through cabinets, dioramas, lenticulars, mirror screens, and architectural furniture, this show stems from years long practice of dream-keeping. “I must have journalled around 200 dreams,” says Ruchi, a filmmaker, designer, artist and toymaker. “Of these, I chose 18 to work on. The ones that stayed in my body, that lingered around for days, that made me feel something visceral.”