Imon Chetia Phukan's artwork at this year's IAF features an immersive fabric installation representing her connection to Assam and nature, encouraging exploration of personal emotions. The IAF, a vibrant event attracting varied audiences, acts both as a marketplace and an educational venue in India, showcasing South Asian creativity. This year, three artists-in-residence, including Phukan, have an opportunity to create large-scale public works, supported by collaborations with organizations focused on well-being and community engagement.
Imon Chetia Phukan's installation, a fabric forest capturing her connection to Assam, addresses fractured self-society relations and invites acceptance of emotional exile.
The IAF serves as both a marketplace and an educational platform, providing unique insights into South Asian creative outputs for diverse visitors.
Phukan hopes to create a space for exploring personal loss and societal connections through her suspended fabric installation.
The artists-in-residence initiative allows artists to realize ambitious public works, demonstrating significant professional growth and community collaboration possibilities.
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