SAGARIKA SUNDARAM: WOOL, WATER, SOAP AND SUNLIGHT
Image courtesy of Sagarika Sundaram
You want to hurl yourself in Sagarika Sundaram’s work, envelop your body in her thick, cocoon-like fabrics with their hidden fissures, pockets and flaps. ‘Some people have said they want to bite into the sculptures and I love that multi-sensory evocation,’ says the New York-based artist......
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