We Will Meet After The Fall

Vanshika Agrawal inhabits the space by recounting the time that passes and returns, in its continuous phase, transitions and memory. She interacts with sheets of ice that are lowered from the ceiling and represent the signs of time, and by unthreading ceramic beads stuck in the ice of an internalised slavery or atrocious dependency, she returns them to the consciousness of being, to today. Weaving the fabric of a genealogy that dwells in the relationship, in the gaze and feeds on pain, joy, time, sharing and authenticity.

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- Silvia Marsano