ahmedabad the yellow and black taped threshold of hutheesing visual arts centre piques your curiosity from the start and even though the tapes mean youre invading restricted spaces you cant help but go inside a job half done devansh jhaveris first solo exhibition on travel and street photography invites amdavadis to experience lifes darker side trespass showcases harsh images of death and solitude an area dealt with by few photographers in the city the black and white photographs feature private moments of strangers oblivious to devanshs presence i wanted to focus on the unpredictability of india and by doing so bring out images part of human life the fickleness of life and death their coexistence and peoples refusal to accept both has brought out a different side of me says devansh whose collection of photographs spanning over two and half years is on display till april 4 while most photographs feature varanasi there are few of rajasthan and france his favourite is the death series a collection of sharp images of the varanasi ghats the funeral pyre the rituals the lack of emotions of people working at the ghats also on display are outoffocus images of dark crowded lanes which devansh describes as his nightmares coming alive these photographs are not just me trespassing into peoples isolated moments but also of various elements in the pictures trespassing into each others space devansh 25 explains while his current collection represents his mature side devansh is also working on a humourbased series of ramleela a photographer by hobby devansh works at his familys electronic business