Last year, during a trip to Corbett National Park, environmentalist and artist Rachna Toshniwal ended up collecting stones, twigs, flowers and leaves, to keep as mementos. “On my return, I spontaneously used these materials to make prints. The flow of lines, impressions of leaves and bark that emerged on paper, reflected the forest and the experience of chance it offers — like spotting that tiger, watching great hornbills feed and the alarm call of the barking deer,” she says. The artworks have culminated in a new show titled Zen and the Art of Entanglement.