Beyond ink and words, paper itself becomes art in Ravikumar Kashi‘s We don’t end at our edges.
Ravikumar Kashi is a Bengaluru-based artist, writer and educator whose practice revolves around exploring the mechanics of meaning-making. We don’t end at our edges is an immersive exhibition featuring his artworks. He uses paper to ‘paint’ letters from the Kannada alphabet, transforming language itself into a metaphor for the permeability of human connection, suggesting that while physical forms may fade, the bonds we share as individuals and as a community remain.
Join us for a conversation between MAP’s Collections Manager Rucha Vibhute and Ravikumar Kashi as they explore various aspects of his work, inspiration behind his art and more.
Bookings are closed for this event.
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