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Join us on Sunday, 21 June, for presentations and informal display of works by artists ~ @superbchoicemasterbruce
@pallaviarora_92 @pritishbali !
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Pallavi Arora is a Delhi-based artist whose practice explores how everyday experiences shape perception over time. She is interested in the subtle residues left by repeated actions, routines, & encounters, and in the ways these accumulations influence how we relate to space, form, and movement. Her work also engages with imagined or sought-after experiences, exploring the possibilities between lived experience & imagination. Working through structures, geometric forms, surfaces, and subtle movements, she creates works that attend to the shifting nature of perception.
Vishnu Prasad is an artist, archivist & visual programmer based in Delhi, working across interventions, digital systems, computational media, visual culture, collaborations, often looking at relationships of disruption, celebrations & spectacle. His work and research have engaged with technological mediation. Whether developing archival systems or it’s a visual, the practices range from installations, video and software
Pritish Bali is a Delhi-based artist working across drawing, sculpture, and lens-based media. His practice engages personal & collective memory through recontextualized images, text, and sound, exploring how identity is shaped by intimacy, labour, and everyday gestures. Working through tactile, process-driven experimentation, he draws on conversations, archives, and lived encounters, treating them as fluid sites of interpretation. He also engages in pedagogy, creating collaborative spaces where making & dialogue generate new questions.
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`Peer Pollinations` is an artist-run initiative where peers, engaged in creative practice+research in the arts, can come together-- to share practice in the experimental frameworks of informal display, presentation, reading, performance, workshop +++; to have a space for conversations & constructive critique; to map ongoing practices & research in/around the field of visual arts in India; to lubricate spaces of artistic transmission through collaboration, self-organisation & resource redistribution.
@pallaviarora_92 @pritishbali !
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Pallavi Arora is a Delhi-based artist whose practice explores how everyday experiences shape perception over time. She is interested in the subtle residues left by repeated actions, routines, & encounters, and in the ways these accumulations influence how we relate to space, form, and movement. Her work also engages with imagined or sought-after experiences, exploring the possibilities between lived experience & imagination. Working through structures, geometric forms, surfaces, and subtle movements, she creates works that attend to the shifting nature of perception.
Vishnu Prasad is an artist, archivist & visual programmer based in Delhi, working across interventions, digital systems, computational media, visual culture, collaborations, often looking at relationships of disruption, celebrations & spectacle. His work and research have engaged with technological mediation. Whether developing archival systems or it’s a visual, the practices range from installations, video and software
Pritish Bali is a Delhi-based artist working across drawing, sculpture, and lens-based media. His practice engages personal & collective memory through recontextualized images, text, and sound, exploring how identity is shaped by intimacy, labour, and everyday gestures. Working through tactile, process-driven experimentation, he draws on conversations, archives, and lived encounters, treating them as fluid sites of interpretation. He also engages in pedagogy, creating collaborative spaces where making & dialogue generate new questions.
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`Peer Pollinations` is an artist-run initiative where peers, engaged in creative practice+research in the arts, can come together-- to share practice in the experimental frameworks of informal display, presentation, reading, performance, workshop +++; to have a space for conversations & constructive critique; to map ongoing practices & research in/around the field of visual arts in India; to lubricate spaces of artistic transmission through collaboration, self-organisation & resource redistribution.
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