Lakshita Munjal | phantom boundaries, 2023
Media Dimensions: 2.5 x 67 x 36 cm
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I like distorting the conventional elements from our built environment I like to confuse you I like to capture moments when the city morphs, into something other than the structural grid it’s meant to hold. I like to question the language we’ve created to talk about these structures; the ‘room’ has been my recent prey I like to imagine the city as a lived organism I want you to observe how the buildings around you make you feel I want you to notice how you make a ‘room’ everywhere I want you to question the confusion
Media Dimensions: 2.5 x 67 x 36 cm
Image Dimensions:
Unique Work
Installation
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £40.00.
I like distorting the conventional elements from our built environment I like to confuse you I like to capture moments when the city morphs, into something other than the structural grid it’s meant to hold. I like to question the language we’ve created to talk about these structures; the ‘room’ has been my recent prey I like to imagine the city as a lived organism I want you to observe how the buildings around you make you feel I want you to notice how you make a ‘room’ everywhere I want you to question the confusion
Media Dimensions: 2.5 x 67 x 36 cm
Image Dimensions:
Unique Work
Installation
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £40.00.
I like distorting the conventional elements from our built environment I like to confuse you I like to capture moments when the city morphs, into something other than the structural grid it’s meant to hold. I like to question the language we’ve created to talk about these structures; the ‘room’ has been my recent prey I like to imagine the city as a lived organism I want you to observe how the buildings around you make you feel I want you to notice how you make a ‘room’ everywhere I want you to question the confusion
