Sandeep Mukherjee

Parallax is a series of five overpowering acrylic paintings. Tree Skin is a sculptural installation of six life-sized aluminium panels. The third untitled series is a set of five abstract geometric paintings, with textures that appear to move as one looks at them closely.  

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“In this show, I rethink the idea of a limit. It is not a resolute or dreaded end point, but rather an unexpected source of desire, wonder, and even uncertainty. The title becomes a point of departure for viewers to question the ways in which we comprehend limits. Moreover, the word ‘approaching’ indexes notions of movement, which is a crucial component that anchors my artistic practice.

There are limits to every human perspective and these works take us to that very point — both conceptually and materially — of experiencing and knowing as humans in this world,” says Mukherjee, adding, “These works reckon with the perennial questions of what it means to be human, especially with our relation to the non-human, or planetary and inevitable entropy. My work is deeply process-oriented and improvisational, which is also how I approach life, as a process and ever-shifting experiment.” 

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