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Me in a Box

Performance Art

Performance art that encompasses the codes of socio-political, ethnic and training background to manifest the identity as artist on a new international platform. It signified the artist I was in the beginning of academic year in Goldsmiths, University of London. ‘Me’ wearing Indian ethnic wear with an extra-long extension of hair signified the baggage of tradition I carried. Facial expression of melancholy and helplessness was the heaviness of personal baggage that curtailed my freedom. The tiny black box used as a prop to store tears signified a secret place where I could hide and lock my emotions to revisit only when required.

 

October 2016

Venue: St. James Hatcham, Goldsmiths, London, UK

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