Primordial

Tau Lewis ‘Harmony’ Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2021
Tau Lewis ‘Dumah’ Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2021
Huguette Caland ‘Rossinante’ Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2021

The traditional patterns on recycled and discarded materials depict a spiritual conduit between past, present, and future in Tau Lewis’s works, and Huguette’s 3d pen and paper sculptures with repetitive lines and dots suggesting totemic motifs reminded me of Madhvi Parekh’s work inspired by the tribal art forms painted in black on bamboo and paper-pulp white tableau sculptures.

Madhvi Parekh’s works, Kochi Muziris Biennale, India 2018-19
Photo Courtsey: https://ankusharora.net/2019/03/17/in-madhvi-parekhs-biennale-works-tradition-and-modernity-intersect/

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Published by Payal Chakraborty

Born in India in 1981, Payal is interdisciplinary visual and cultural practitioner whose creative practice is deeply rooted in sustainability. Bachelors in Painting, a Gold Medalist in MFA in Art History and Art Appreciation from Jamia Millia Islamia, awarded with ISH London Met Scholarship, Payal has completed MFA Fine Arts at London Metropolitan University, London in September 2021. Writing as a passion the 'Life a Full Circle' Blog for me is a space for self-expression. Wherein, I take inspiration from my life and the experiences of the world around me.

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