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Ronny Sen b. 1986

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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Ronny Sen, Untitled II, 2014

Ronny Sen b. 1986

Untitled II, 2014
Digital Print on Archival Paper
(HSN Code: 97020000)
9 x 6.75 inches (each)
(Set of 21 photographs)
Ed 1/2
Copyright Ronny Sen 2014
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Ronny Sen continues to highlight his photographic engagement with the contemporary landscape. He focuses his lens on, a coal mining town in Jharkhand, where he looks deeply into the current...
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Ronny Sen continues to highlight his photographic engagement with the contemporary landscape. He focuses his lens on, a coal mining town in Jharkhand, where he looks deeply into the current issue of environmental degradation that has made life unliveable in some parts of the world. He captures images of the coal fire that has been burning in Jharia since the early 1900s, as well as unethical and unsustainable mining practices that continue in the area till today. The result of this is a set of entirely surreal images that are simultaneously morbid and immeasurably beautiful.
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Exhibitions

India Art Fair, New Delhi, represented by TARQ, 2019
Fire Continuum, TARQ, Mumbai, 2018

Literature

1. Domus India, A way into the future: Optics of cruelty, October 2018
http://www.tarq.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/2018_10_00-Domus-1.pdf

Publications

Fire Continuum, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay written by Christopher Pinney, TARQ, 2018
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