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Issue No: 376, November 2020

Resurrected in nature

It’s deceptive… It looks like it could only have been constructed using a JCB or other heavyweight lifting mechanism. But I had a big surprise when Supriya Pava explained to me that her latest sculpture is as light as a feather. Well, not a feather, but it contains Thermocol, so lifting its parts into place was actually easy. Supriya is a SAVI volunteer with Auroville Art Service and is proposing to join Auroville. She previously lived in New York, where she was a professional photographer, but some four years ago she abandoned photography and began to explore her other artistic interests, in particular sculpture, painting and writing. This sculpture at the Solar Kitchen is by no means her first – though her first completed one in Auroville – but is typical of her work, which consists of large shapes that lend themselves to becoming what the observer wants them to be. “I am an artist,” says Supriya, “whose main area of interest is Upcycling Art. When I look at pieces of tra...
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Issue No. 376, November 2020

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  • Too much bureaucracy?
  • The need to specify minimum conditions
  • How is Auroville doing?
  • Fostering goodwill towards the city
  • Let’s Talk Trash
  • Anitya: from vision to reality
  • Red feet: Growing up in Auroville
  • Which mask do you wear?
  • Plastic Alchemy
  • New Books: 50 More Poems from Auroville; Radicle Network
  • Resurrected in nature
  • Passings: Narayanaswamy Gopal; Akash Nandkumar
  • U.F.O. Unidentified Found Objects

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