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Chennai Sculptor G. Sooriyamoorthy Showcases Experimental Art at Lalit Kala Akademi
WHY IT MATTERS
The exhibition spotlights innovative use of unconventional materials, encouraging a rethinking of sculptural practice in India and inspiring artists and audiences to embrace complexity and experimentation in contemporary art.
What happened
Chennai sculptor G. Sooriyamoorthy is set to exhibit his latest works at the Lalit Kala Akademi from October 10 to 15, showcasing a bold approach he calls “art made difficult.”
The artist, known for experimenting with unlikely materials, has developed a methodical process that turns unconventional substances into sculptural forms. His exhibition will feature pieces that challenge traditional notions of sculpture, inviting viewers to reconsider the boundaries of artistic materials and techniques.
By foregrounding the deliberate complexity behind each piece, Sooriyamoorthy invites a dialogue about creativity, craftsmanship, and the evolving language of contemporary Indian art.
PRIMARY SOURCES
The nuts and bolts of creativity: a sculptor in Chennai experiments with unlikely material
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