A Dictionary Of An Empty Belly
Year: 2014
Medium: Eatery Plates and Jaali Mesh on Wooden Mount
Size: 72 x 96 x 6 inches
Edition: Unique
Available: Yes

Artwork Description

Chandrakanth’s recent works are installations in mixed media which highlight the question of migration for sustenance. His works are executed using found objects from canteens and restaurants. The installation aims to probe the audience to think about the issue of hunger that many people face and conveys the message about those who are forced to migrate for essential needs; no one can understand the significance of an empty belly, better than them.

About Artist

Chandrakanth Ganacharya has a Diploma in Applied Art from Career College and studied Graphics and Animation from Xavier’s Institute of Communication, and received a P.G. Diploma in Aesthetics from Mumbai University. He has had solo exhibitions at the New Mumbai Art Festival in 2012 and 2013, the Press Club in Mumbai (2013) and the India Art Festival, Mumbai (2012). Chandrakanth has participated in group shows at DCB Gallery, Mumbai (2009), Jehangir Art Gallery (2009) and at Karnataka Chitra Kala Parishath, Bengaluru (2006), among others.

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CHANDRAKANTH GANACHARYA
A Dictionary Of An Empty Belly
  • Dimensions
    72 x 96 x 6 inches
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