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This art exhibition in Mumbai dives into lesser-known parts of India's history

History, poetry, art, and resistance find voice in the debut solo exhibition by Himali Singh Soin and David Soin Tappeser

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A view of the 80-metre textile installation of Namak Halal/Namak Haram at Somerset House in London earlier in the year

A view of the 80-metre textile installation of Namak Halal/Namak Haram at Somerset House in London earlier in the year

Before it became the bane of general physicians all around, salt was the key to India’s culture and resistance. Salt Lines, the solo debut of artist duo, Hylozoic/Desires (Himali Singh Soin, David Soin Tappeser) reimagines the Inland Customs Line — a 4000 km hedge from Punjab to Orissa, made of thorny plants — created by the British Empire to enforce its oppressive salt tax.

Hylozoic/Desires, I and Thou, 2024, print on aluminium. Pics Courtesy/artists, Dr bhau daji lad Museum
Hylozoic/Desires, I and Thou, 2024, print on aluminium. Pics Courtesy/artists, Dr bhau daji lad Museum

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