In her exhibition, Crimson Ties, Rinal showcases women as a central theme, reflecting her way of connecting childhood memories of her mother sewing with her perceptions of women today. The scarlet threads in her artwork symbolize the detailed, complex lives of women, intricately weaving together past and present experiences. The exhibition captures Rinal’s unique artistic expression of the connections between tradition and modernity, portraying women as strong yet sensitive figures, tied to their heritage and continuously evolving in the present. Through this body of work, she highlights how details in women’s lives mirror the delicate stitches of her mother’s handiwork, emphasizing their resilience and layered identities.