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Her Body Language
There is a world in which human bodies fold into themselves and familiar forms return in altered guises. A crouched figure from the 1980s resurfaces decades later, transformed, yet recognisable; torsos recur, carrying the weight of vulnerability and self-examination. At the core of this visual language stands an eclectic sensibility in the form of white haired, bespectacled Kanchan Chander,…
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