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Rina BANERJEE, <Ethnic and Race braided long hairs and coiled and entwined. Oh how it made and made , ate, ate in shade, slumbered and soiled her reflection to see this faked- nations make me small sweet cakes.>, linen, glass, shell, acrylic paint, resin, silk wedding sari, horn,jute,beads glass, trim steel armature., 166.5x80x78cm, 2014 ⓒ Courtesy of Ota Fine Arts, Singapore / Tokyo
Rina BANERJEE, <Mangroves of Alien and Native froze and foamed, rose and rose, opened and closed and one in all grew calm who knew>, steel, plastic, nylon , light bulbs, shells, wire, cotton thread, feather, 133.5x69.5x80.3cm, 2014 ⓒ Courtesy of Ota Fine Arts, Singapore / Tokyo
Rina BANERJEE, <Gargantuan Crawler>, Ink and acrylic on paper, 57x38cm, 2014 ⓒ Courtesy of Ota Fine Arts, Singapore / Tokyo
Rina BANERJEE Ethnic and Race braided long hairs and coiled and entwined. Oh how it made and made , ate, ate in shade, slumbered and soiled her reflection to see this faked- nations make me small sweet cakes.
The work of Rina Banerjee features scattered people, bodies that populate and pollinate land, sea, and air. The artist mainly engages in handicraft such as binding, wiring, stitching and attaching. She immerses herself in connecting parts or materials that have become fragmented and non-compatible because they didn’t really speak to each other. She continues to venture into aesthetic exploration in order to rediscover new and diverse beauty by connecting impulsively selected bits of things she collected from before. |
