Between breath and surrender
Summary
The Kala Salon in Kathmandu hosts 'Chirping of Restless Heart', a joint exhibition by Momin Pradhan and Sharmila Devi Tamang that explores themes of sleep, breath, and urban wildlife through installations and paintings.
Key Points
- Momin Pradhan's installation 'It’s Too Early to Fall Asleep' metaphorically represents his sleep apnea condition through a mattress covered with dried leaves surrounded by lively handmade lokta paper leaves.
- Sharmila Devi Tamang's paintings depict urban birds struggling to survive in city environments, highlighting themes of displacement and resilience.
- The exhibition, titled 'Chirping of Restless Heart', is a collaborative effort that emphasizes the interconnectedness of personal and environmental struggles for breath and space.
- Kala Salon supports emerging and experimental artists in Nepal by providing a space for such multidisciplinary contemporary art shows, marking its third anniversary with this exhibit.
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