Borders may divide the modern world, but history tells a deeper story. “Shared stories: An art journey across civilisations beyond boundaries”, an ongoing exhibition at Humayun’s Tomb Museum in New Delhi, reveals how cultures across Eurasia were shaped not by isolation, but by centuries of movement, exchange and mutual influence. Presented by the Italian Embassy Cultural Centre in New Delhi in collaboration with MUCIV-Museo delle Civiltà, Rome; the Aga Khan Trust for Culture; Centrale Montemartini; and Museo Barracco, the exhibition is curated by archaeologist Laura Giuliano and conceived by Andrea Anastasio, director, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, New Delhi. “The exhibition is not about who invented a motif first,” Mr Anastasio, “But about how widely shared these forms were, how they travelled, and how each culture reshaped them with new meanings.”