chandigarh countries around the globe differ in culture but what remains similar is the attitude of people towards children says usbased visual artist tanya hastings gill who has depicted the same through her artistic work of cutpaper craft and small paintings which will be put on display at government museum and art gallery in sector 10 from tuesday onwards her exhibition named ever after will have three segments to it namely unseen underskin and panorama in underskin one would see largescale hand cut paper silhouettes of children she uses two layers of paper in the hand cuts and reflective colours on the back of the bottom layer to give a colourful reflection along with the shadow the first layer of paper shows the pattern of childrens clothing cut out and the second layer refers to life patterns that the child absorbs gill said underskin is mainly about memories that we hold to self what we absorb inside us like experiences moments that later on help us form our identity next to it would be the second segment named unseen in which there will be small paintings showing children who have been removed from their surroundings this segment was inspired by my travel across the globe during which i noticed societies which neglect children in the end one would see the most interesting piece of the exhibition panorama march 2005 to january 2011 it is a long piece made of hologram paper which would intend the viewer to walk along in this case it is not the paper one would focus on but the reflection that it would create she said the images cut on the hologram come from the photographs she clicked during her visit to india from 2005 till 2011 the scenes are mainly of places from chandigarh to delhi for all her works lighting would play an important role all my works require perfect lighting or else they will not be able to create the magic it is supposed to and would not appear special she said the exhibition is being organized as a part of 44th anniversary of inception of government museum and art gallery on may 5 and 6 workshops on hands on cut paper tanya is in india for fullbrightnehru grant to study the intersection of craft and contemporary art