Corpus
To August 3
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
‘Corpus has materialised over consecutive residencies in the ancient and modern cities of Delhi and Rome; capitals of power, empire and resistance, at once foreign and familiar. Amongst the grit and the grandeur, I have found my tools: brooms, religious twine, pigments, gold and silver. ‘ Kirtika Kain
To August 3
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Sydney
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| Shame, 2019 tar, Indian cotton, rope, 44 × 39 cm. |
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| Corrupted, 2019, Indian clay, wax, hand made paper, 66 × 61 cm. |
‘Corpus has materialised over consecutive residencies in the ancient and modern cities of Delhi and Rome; capitals of power, empire and resistance, at once foreign and familiar. Amongst the grit and the grandeur, I have found my tools: brooms, religious twine, pigments, gold and silver. ‘ Kirtika Kain