Madhu Das

In the work, the human body often establishes an improvisational relationship with objects and sculptural elements in space, an act that is extended, assembled and captured. Aspects of continuity, vulnerability, duration and temporality are involved in negotiating spaces, both in a narrative sense and as sites of memory; here, to re-narrate historical events is a way of plotting connections between the particular and the universal. Subjectively, I adapt aspects of material culture as well as methods from anthropology, allegorical fiction as a conceptual tool, from the point of a storyteller.