An audio-visual installation made up of figures engaged in work and production from contemporary society, images of groups engaged in the everyday, but also of singular figures who inhabit and dream their city of Saint-Nazaire through their bodies and their history.
In collaboration with CNAP
Supported by the French Institute in India
The Infinite Forest is a project that explores craft forms and craftsmanship in contemporary forms and materiality through the mastery of artisans working with four different design collectives showcasing Dhokra art (non-ferrous metal casting using lost wax techniques); jute work, and textile.
Foundation Initiative
Kasuti, a centuries-old delicate and intricate embroidery art from Karnataka, India, embodies the creativity and storytelling of generations of women. Originating in the 6th century, this craft has been passed down through familial bonds, preserving the rich cultural heritage of North Karnataka.
Foundation Initiative
The Luminous Darkness stretches its boundaries and overlaps the indic imagination and culture. Our ‘collective consciousness’ is full of trees, birds, animals, rivers, forests and mountains. Here, the Natural and the human worlds intermingle giving us a unique cultural identity.
Special Project
How do we remember land? What stories do they carry? Which significance do they have?
Foundation Initiative
The boundless energies and imaginations involved in art-making are truly unfathomable. The roots of communication likely emerged from the forms found in our surroundings thousands of years ago. Imagination thrives where communication seeks to transcend the obvious.
Project by:
V’aarsa
The Archive of Potential (Goan) Futures explores the evolving role of archives beyond mere preservation, positioning them as active spaces for dialogue that shape and interrogate potential futures. Inspired by Jacques Derrida’s Archive Fever, the exhibition examines the tension between safeguarding historical narratives and fostering new discoveries
Special Project
Taking motifs from his filmed images’ repertoire, Ange Leccia’s distinctive work includes the omnipresence of water and images as memories of his Corsican youth, alternating sequences of beauty in the world and violence from history.
In collaboration with CNAP
Supported by the French Institute in India
An outcome of the Royal College of Art x Serendipity Arts Senior Artist Residency 2024
Start from a single point, a compass point if you will. An imaginary direction tugged along magnetic latitudes, longitudes, ley lines, fault lines, and boundary lines. Imagine moving outwards to create a web of connections, possibilities, and imaginary landscapes.
Theatrical performances have long been a vibrant part of Goan life, transcending religious and cultural lines. Whether through the sharp satire of Tiatr or the historical reverence of Aitihasik Natak, Goan theatre reflects the complex interplay between identity, nostalgia, and regional belonging.
Special Project
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