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“The exodus of eternal wanderers” by Sudipta Das

by Team ACF January 18, 2020January 18, 2020
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18th Jan – 28th Feb 2020 | Gallery Latitude 28, F-208, First Floor, Lado Sarai, New Delhi

Bhavna Kakar of Gallery Latitude 28 presents “The exodus of eternal wanderers” a solo show by artist Sudipta Das.  In her latest exhibition, Baroda based artist Sudipta Das interrogates the realities of climate change and appeals to humanity about its most important outcomes, human migration. Through her paper sculptures Sudipta represents the slow violence of ongoing disasters specific to her hometown Silchar, Assam and the precarious pasts and futures of its victims. Nonetheless, the miniaturized representation of the human exodus, repeating in an endless loop reckons the universal emergency of human displacement more than at any point in human history. Her immersive installations of these miniaturized human figures and sculptures are influenced by personal experiences, archival materials and family histories to conjure an eternal journey in search of home, depict the painful life in exile, and introduce an existential dilemma of unparalleled scale. Sudipta’s representations of the victims of climate disaster attempts to strike the collective conscious and plea to the empathy of the viewers. This immersive exodus of eternal wanderers speaks to our sense of justice to the precarious lives and asks us to imagine a politics of asylum.

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