Contrasting Metaphors 2007

Sarika Goulatia

Double Consciousness: April 15 – June 23, 2007

Materials

bronze, aluminum, mirchi and neel

Curated by Vicky Clark

Description

Curated by Vicky Clark

About the Artist

Sarika Goulatia studied at the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University and has a prior undergraduate degree and masters degree in Textiles. She is a textile designer who paints using nails, building layers from recycled material, and drilling holes.

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