"Chernobyl Masks and Dolls" Artwork - Limited Edition of 3

Sudipta Modi is an Indian born British resident artist, works with photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, film, installation and performance. She works with concepts by employing tenacious examination of theatricality and cinematic languages in art, which explores how cultural history particularly art history, social practice interferes with psychoanalytic landscape. Her subject references philosophy, art history, cultural history, nuclear culture, colonial, post-colonial and globalised influences, ecology and social practice with an avid advocacy for a utopian world. ​She collaborated with theatre actors, fine artists, street musicians, and live-media performance with native islanders to save the coral reef; also worked on new-media installations. Her installations comprise kinetic laser light, voice-over scripts, drawings, photo images, videos, scripted performances, and painting which create a multifarious narrative of time-lapse of cultural histories. ​ Sudipta received a Masters Degree in Fine Arts from Wimbledon College of Arts, University Arts London, UK. Her works are exhibited and collected in both public and private in the UK, Europe, Latin America and India, and across the globe.