​It is a story of women's resilience. From the woman sweeping floors at dawn to the woman leading a billion-dollar corporation at dusk… every woman carries the same invisible thread. This sculpture takes the shape of a pyramid because collective strength is rarely linear. It builds. It layers. It rises. And when women rise together, they form a structure far stronger than any single identity can ever hold on its own. The change is not created by one hero. It is created by the quiet,  continuous, unstoppable force of many women moving forward together… and choosing to lift others as they climb. Sonal Ambani’s work, Aicon Gallery continues its mission to champion voices that challenge convention and expand the dialogue between tradition and modernity.

Inside the pyramid are the voices of real women. Real stories they've written. These words hang on red threads, suspended in the space,  so when the viewer walks through,  they are literally surrounded by women's lived experience.

They read stories of sacrifice. Of perseverance. Of identity. Of faith. Each thread on its own may appear delicate… but together,  they form a fabric that cannot be torn apart. That is the power of women supporting women - fragile in isolation, unbreakable in unity. 

When a woman walks inside the sculpture,  I want her to feel like she's stepping into a space that already belongs to her. As she reads these stories,  she becomes part of them - adding her own memories… her own struggles… her own triumphs to this shared tapestry. 

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