Fever is a series of paintings made from fragments—family lore and imagined geographies. Craters are central motifs: impact sites where memory and possibility pool. They become generative spaces—where absence stirs new presences, where what lies buried is suddenly made visible. The works imagine craters as feeding bowls, ponds, carriers, or portals—thresholds between stillness and emergence. Tent-like forms mirror them, suggesting the tension between exposure and refuge. Though drawn from personal cues, Fever unfolds through the viewer’s interaction.
Documentation photographs by Anupam Diwan and Jeet Sengupta.
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