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Shuvam Sen
Size: Variable Size
Medium: Recycle Cloth
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Here, my attention turns to the disappearing world of childhood play. The mental snapshot of children playing on tree stumps is striking in my recollection as it encapsulated the joy and unbridled exuberance of my youth. Wistfully, the earth-bound games fell to the status of relics of the past because of the ceaseless pull of technology. With my sculptures, I aim to preserve these recollections and the boundless connection with nature and spirit imagination. With the use of different textures and techniques in the recycled cloth, I aim to summon the roughness of the bark, movement of the leaves, and the energy children exude when they are in their element. This chapter is both an homage and a gentle critique of the culture shift.
Artwork Specs
| Exact Size | Variable Size |
|---|---|
| Artist Name | Shuvam Sen |
| Medium | Recycle Cloth |
Meet the Artist - Shuvam Sen
Shuvam Sen is an MFA Final Year student in Sculpture at Kala Bhavan, Visva-Bharati University. Growing up in Joypur, West Bengal, Sen was drawn to terracotta temples and utensils, which shaped his practice. Financial challenges led him to embrace clay and terracotta firing, deepening his engagement with traditional techniques. He also works with recycled cloth, inspired by family traditions, to encourage sustainable practices and highlight the beauty of reuse.