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Paradigms of the Self: Joydip Sengupta

Introduction: My main purpose of making art has been a journey of exploring the self.[1] The self-representing “I”, from a first person point of view is rooted in the metaphysics…

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Social Rupture: Nobina Gupta

The concept: The pandemic has revealed a social vacuum, foregrounding huge inequalities in society. It has become imperative for us to start looking beyond ourselves and building circuits of resilience…

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The Weird and the Absurd: Aditi Aggrawal

Friction between the two surfaces creates some amount of energy which can have dramatic consequences. Every image and object contain an inherent meaning. Putting many objects together may lead to…

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From a Lost-referential Land: Anupam

Oppression and resistance lie in the same body. They are not separate entities. The body that suffers the state/ corporate/ brahminical/ white-supremacist/ imperialist/ islamophobic/ patriarchal repression, also resists and continues…

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Finding My Place: Laxmipriya Panigrahi

My practice is vastly influenced and marked by my shift from Odisha to Delhi and personal encounters with the ever-changing cityscape, evident in my recording of minute details – both…

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‘चाफा’विषयी… : मानसी जोग

कलाकारासाठी आपली कलाकृती हे जणू अपत्यच असतं. पहिल्या अपत्याचं जसं वेगळं कौतुक पालकांना असतं, तसंच ते कलाकारालाही वाटतं. माझं पहिलं कलापत्य म्हणजे ‘रात्रंदिन आम्हा !’ हे नृत्य सादरीकरण. सप्टेंबर २०१८…

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Urban Metaphors: Ashish Kushwaha

Through my paintings, I explore several anecdotes and incidents from the day to day life that are interspersed with a marked surrealist perspective. The elements in each painting are composed…

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Silent Expression: Sonali Laha

My work primarily deals with body, space and the concept of soul. Through my working process, I try to investigate the journey of how body, soul, and space react to…

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Upside Down: Ajay Sharma

Each time I see the Upside-Down Man Standing in the water, I look at him and start to laugh, Although I shouldn't oughtter. For may be in another world Another…

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