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Exhibition view of ‘Land Erosion / Memories of a Land’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
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‘Land Erosion / Memories of a Land’ at Vallabhdas Kanji Limited’s warehouse, a Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26 venue on Bazaar Road, Mattancherry.

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  • A dried brown seed pod with a winged structure lies on a white surface, its casing split open to reveal the seed inside.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Thangka: Quiet Resistance’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • A painting depicts a cluttered interior scene with bicycles leaning against a wall, a large metal container tipped over in the foreground, and several animal carcasses lying on the floor. The artwork is mounted on a wall with peeling paint, and a small plaque is visible to the right of the canvas.
  • A large sculpture made of many small, textured forms in earthy tones is arranged on a tiered mound in a gallery space. Above it, a cluster of curved, horn-like shapes hangs from the ceiling by a thin wire. The walls are plain and light-colored, with small informational plaques mounted on them. To the right, a framed artwork with vertical strokes in warm colors hangs on the wall. A power outlet is visible near the floor on the left wall.
  • Two large, irregularly shaped wooden panels hang on a black wall in a corner, each set against a white, torn-paper-style background. The panel on the left is light brown with a textured surface and a circular feature near its center. The panel on the right is larger, with swirling patterns in gold, brown, and dark tones. Between the panels, two small screens are mounted side by side, one displaying bright green imagery and the other showing blue and white imagery. The floor below is concrete.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Uncanny: The Quiet Rusty Sign’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • Exhibition view of ‘The quiet beneath the rubble’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Is it Sunset in the Himalayas’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Ialong, hakum!’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Remains of a home’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • Exhibition view of ‘Puwali – Play to Plant’ at VKL Warehouse, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025–26.
  • A corner of a room features a large, dark textile installation covering the walls and floor, with a tall, pale figure visible within it. To the left, a rack holds several draped fabrics with embroidered details, standing beside a small table. Above the rack, a grid of small, colorful rectangular pieces is mounted on the wall.