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Two young artists reimagine home and habitat. Insects become companions. Rooms become ecosystems. A quiet meditation on where we end and the world begins.
Imagined Ecosystem brings together two young artists asking urgent questions about how we inhabit the world—and what inhabits it alongside us.
Jyothika works where decay becomes possibility. She sculpts creatures from dead cellular matter—using metal, cotton, paper pulp, and pigments to transform ruin into new life. Her insects emerge not as pests to be feared, but as essential companions in our shared ecological story. There's tenderness here, a reclaiming of the overlooked.
Nandana Amba turns inward—literally. For her, home isn't just shelter. It's habitat. Through ceramic, jar forms, and mixed media, she builds domestic spaces as architectural maps of human interiority. Rooms become ecosystems. Walls hold desires, agonies, and quiet wisdoms.
Together, they create something neither could alone: a meditation on where we end and the living world begins.
Kochi Biennale 2025
Kochi Biennale 2025-26
The Students' Biennale, running alongside the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, has always been a space where tomorrow's artistic giants take their first bold leaps. This year's edition brings together young artists from art schools across India—each with stories that demand to be heard.
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