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Miniature plates from Plated Project’s collection celebrating Lamborghini’s 60th anniversary in India are displayed at an exhibition in Delhi. (Handout photo)

Namrata Kohli New Delhi
Artist Simran K S Lamba’s paints with a material that is commonplace and not thought of as ‘art’: Coal tar. "My association with tar and allied media started in 2006 when I was waterproofing the terrace of our house and I stumbled across the latent potential that was in this industrial agent," he says.

“Everyday materials transform into a space where the subtleties of these materials echo in various ways, giving them a new life as a piece of art," he says about his new exhibition called 'TAR-ART An Anagram of My Life'.

Mixed media is the flavour of the