Shyama Golden's solo show 'Too Bad, So Sad, Maybe Next Birth' in London delves into complex themes of generational trauma and the human experience through the lens of reincarnation. Her works reflect a personal journey and challenge traditional concepts of identity and history. By combining traditional crafts with modern technology, including an AI-generated film, Golden creates a multidimensional narrative. Her art is a dialogue with the past, present, and future, reflecting the struggles and humor inherent in the human condition.
'Too Bad, So Sad, Maybe Next Birth' embodies the human struggle. It reflects the challenges of control and personal growth amidst generational trauma.
Shyama Golden aims to create art that explores past lives, challenging fixed histories and allowing for a more fluid understanding of the self through her work.
Her exhibition integrates traditional painting and elements from Sri Lankan craftsmanship, creating a dialogue between the past and present to reflect on the human experience.
Incorporating AI technology in her art highlights the contrast between ancient practices and modern creation, making it a future-forward narrative of artistic evolution.
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