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Delhi | Shrine Empire’s new group show experiments with light, line and liminality A collection of works by 11 artists that pare art down to its essential elements

Posted On: Friday, April 26th, 2019 | by project88pressadmin

A collection of works by 11 artists that pare art down to its essential elements

Hemali Bhuta | Transient Passage

Hemali Bhuta’s visceral ‘Roll’ of binding cloth, M-Seal, and acrylic copolymer emulsion, interprets line as something organic and transient with the passage of time. Bhuta’s work has been anchored in the organic and she has worked with a number of materials drawing upon personal experiences like memories. “This work celebrates the idea of a breaking down, of scatter, of time and change, of impermanence and weather, of storage and the hidden, of gestures like rolling, copying, cutting, painting, and filling,” says Bhuta.

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Read more: https://www.architecturaldigest.in/content/delhi-shrine-gallery-shadow-lines-curator-meera-menezes/