Movement overtakes form as figures dissolve into rhythm and gesture. Bodies blur into one another, their contours softened by motion, creating an image that feels collective rather than individual.
Created at Aksa Beach, Mumbai, the work engages the shoreline as a site of gathering and release. Through intentional camera movement, duration compresses, allowing repetition and flow to replace fixed spatial reference.
Dance for the Dead holds a tension between celebration and gravity. The photograph resists narrative specificity, functioning instead as an accumulation of movement and trace, where presence is felt more than seen.
Movement overtakes form as figures dissolve into rhythm and gesture. Bodies blur into one another, their contours softened by motion, creating an image that feels collective rather than individual.
Created at Aksa Beach, Mumbai, the work engages the shoreline as a site of gathering and release. Through intentional camera movement, duration compresses, allowing repetition and flow to replace fixed spatial reference.
Dance for the Dead holds a tension between celebration and gravity. The photograph resists narrative specificity, functioning instead as an accumulation of movement and trace, where presence is felt more than seen.
Dance For the Dead
Edition: Limited edition of 7
Signature: Signed and numbered by the artist
Print: Hahnemühle German Etching. 310 gsm, 100% alpha cellulose, textured felt surface
Size: 60 × 60 inches
Certificate: Includes Certificate of Authenticity
