Untitled (DD3AQQ)
Anita Dube, describing her own work in her Critics Note for Khoj Modinagar (1997) states:“... [I was] ... hanging thinly braided electric-pink cloth (cut from the yardage of a single polyester saree) from the forks of the branches of a dark mango tree with wide outsretched arms. These pink braided lines ended in a small bell. Close by and part of the work was the covering of the open manhole drains by a glittering woven string mat on a square metal frame.”
cr nanaiah & anita dube (? – ?)
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About this artwork
- Title: Untitled (DD3AQQ)
- Artist: cr nanaiah & anita dube
- Year: 1997
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Khoj International Artists' Association
- Movement: Contemporary Installation
- Corpus context: post-colonial identity , textile heritage reimagined
- Keywords: melancholic art piece , abstract garden art , evocative art work
- Perceived brightness: deep_shadow


