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Ravikumar Kashi
Artist, Writer, Educator
Ravikumar Kashi
Artist, Writer, Educator
Profile
Exhibitions
Shadows of breath (2025)
We don’t end at our edges (2025)
Shadows left behind (2023)
Selected Works
2026
Meeting Points 1
Holding Pattern
2025
Shadows of breath
Where words bloom like flowers
Hope
We don’t end at our edges
2024
Echoes of Loss
Limbo
Visceral Paths
2023
Flights of Wonder
Bicycle thief
Search 2
Book of erasures
Repeats
Where words grow like creepers 1
Where words grow like creepers 2
Where words grow like creepers 3
Shadows left behind
2022
My father said
The seed
2021
Unruly Syntax
2020
Everything Will Be Remembered
Chest of Secrets
Unknown Terrain
2019
White Memories
Membrane
Red Mountain Diffusion
2018
Figure of Speech
Singing Along with My Mom
Table top Mountain
Together We Can Be Something
2017
All is Always Now
Blindness of Division
Cross Talk
Tales of Love and Loss
This is the way the world ends…
2016
In My Beginning is My End…
Book of Destiny
Silent Echo
2015
Book of Seeds
Contained Self
More Some More
Random Destiny
What Happened to Circle
2014
Experiments with Truth
Anxious Words
Centre
Cross
My Cup of Desire
Heap of Broken Images
I Will Not Make a Mistake
My Dear
Handmade Paper Bowls
2013
Cross Talk
In Pursuit of Happiness
Eternal chase
Permanent Marker
Wall Stories
Remembered abstraction
2012
Thousand Desires
Banana and The Sword
Hold - Let Go
2011
Everthing He Touched
The Other Chart
Take - Retake
Back and Forth
Reconstructing Bapu
The Other
Narcissism of a Tank
Search
2010
The Game - Solo Show
Gandhi I Found
Ideas for Preserving Bapu
Inside Out
Books and Articles
Talks
Video Interviews
S G Vasudev Interview (2018)
Balan Nambiar Interview (2018)
Illustrated Lectures
12 Layers of Hanji (2023)
Ananya Drsihya Samvada (2023)
Engaging With Visuals (2021)
Handmade Papermaking (2021)
Art Appreciation Lectures (2019)
Particles of Truth (2016)
Arts & Literature Festival (2016)
Contact
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‘The Golden chair’
Acrylic and oil on canvas. 32” x 42”.
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