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What's the point?
Updated On: 05 December, 2012 10:52 AM IST | | Surekha S
Artist Hemali Bhuta's second solo exhibition, Point-Shift and Quoted Objects, that opens at Project 88 tomorrow, draws inspiration from simplicities of domestic life as also the poetics and politics of line
With forms that separate structures such as columns separating floor from ceiling, skirting which separates wall from floor, cornices which separate ceiling from wall, and even faux-flooring which separates the floor surface from the ground, artist Hemali Bhuta has tried to explore the concept of a line, that not just separates end points but also connects them. These works are inspired by minimalism and line drawing and they look at small interventions toward beauty in daily life. The works, which are part of the exhibition, Point-Shift and Quoted Objects, will open tomorrow at Project 88.

One of the artworks created by artist Hemali Bhuta


