4th – 18th June 2026

Ipshita D.W Meyer’s solo exhibition Systems and Souls address the human relationships that live and breathe inside the social and cultural practices within our contemporary communities. She explores the societal (system) customs and human perception (souls) towards it. 

Through her unique art style and design, Ipshita uses symbolism to unearth aspects of social discrimination, cultural norms and practices, as well as the social interactions humans have developed and their relationships towards these long-established habits and traditions. She translates these ideas in her art through storytelling with energetic juxtaposition of bold and vibrant colours, textures and figurative abstractions. 

Ipshita is an award-winning Indian fine artist from Glasgow. She is passionate about making art that explores social issues. Her work is influenced by her culture and heritage and filled with symbolism and colours. Ipshita’s objective is to create something unconventional, generating curiosity, dialogue and conversations. Within the space of the frame, she endeavours to narrate subjects that are linked with our moral psyche and society.

Ipshita was a finalist for the John Hurt Art Prize and long listed for Visual Art Open Awards, London. She gained international recognition as a finalist for Prisma Art Prize, Italy and was awarded the Certificate of Achievement by the Pinacothèque Luxembourg Art Museum. She was the recipient of the One Ren Health and Wellbeing Award from Renfrewshire Council at The Big Art Show, Paisley, and her work was exhibited at the Summerhall Arts as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Systems and Souls runs at Six Foot Gallery from 4th-18th June 2026. Connect with Ipshita on Instagram.