MAÏTÉ DELTEIL & MAYA BURMAN
ART CATALOGUE (FÊTE CHAMPÊTRE)

FÊTE CHAMPÊTRE

A Mother–Daughter Dialogue in Bloom  An Art Catalogue Featuring Maïté Delteil & Maya Burman

Set under an imagined canopy of trees and timeless skies, Fête Champêtre is both a pastoral daydream and a celebration of two kindred visions. This unique exhibition brings together the works of celebrated French-Indian artists Maïté Delteiland her daughter Maya Burman, whose styles diverge in medium and mood yet echo with genetic grace and lyrical harmony.

Where Maïté paints stillness—fruit-laden trees, contemplative birds, and textured foliage that feels like memory—Maya dances in ornate arabesques, watercolour dreams, and carnival-like narratives rich in symbolism and detail. In this visual fête, the catalogue traces the intergenerational continuum of color, composition, and unspoken affection. From Delteil’s rooted serenity to Burman’s airborne fantasy, every page becomes a dialogue between silence and song.

Bound in soft cream linen with gold-embossed titling, the catalogue includes select essays authored by Ranjit Hoskote, intimate studio portraits, and full-page reproductions—rendering the show not just as an exhibition, but as a garden of visual inheritances.