Art as a Mirror of Discomfort and Disappearance: Shibu Chand's Exhibition Explores the Scars of a Pandemic
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Art as a Mirror of Discomfort and Disappearance: Shibu Chand's Exhibition Explores the Scars of a Pandemic

The Hindu  

Artist Shibu Chand's exhibition, Text/Context, explores themes of discomfort and disappearances through a series of paintings and scrolls. The exhibition features 14 artworks created by the artist within a span of three years, with recurring themes of discomfort and loss. The paintings depict an incident where bisons leave their natural habitat and the disappearance of mountains and hills, symbolizing the impact of human activities on the environment. Shibu's use of scroll paintings adds a layer of storytelling to the exhibition, with each scroll containing a cautionary tale meant to educate and educate.

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