Hema Upadhyay: Universe Revolves OnSolar Print Process, New Delhi, 2008, 103 pp. Hema Upadhyays works at STPI question the meaning of home in the face of Indias rapid urbanisation using autobiography and personal insights. One of Indias illustrious contemporary artists, Upadhyay returns to printmaking after a decades hiatus. She says, The STPI residency was a very important offer at that point of my art making where I felt the need for intervention within my comfort zone. Upadhyays

What he eventually created was less adulation than a reckoning of his own personal relationship with the country and the architect of its economic success

Through Saputra’s interplay with light

“I believe Hema’s analysis of worldly struggles developed her visual symbols for these works

the masked face also symbolises Man’s inherent “two-faced-ness” – the ability to change identities

A Country Based on Whale is an ambitious establishment of a brand new ‘country’ by Sun Xun

Some species following the way of dodo and becoming zoological footnotes

Essay in both Chinese and English by Li Xiaoshan

from conception

explores humanity’s relationship with its environment and challenges our belief systems in a wide range of art produced from rubble and mythology

the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival (2012) and 67th Venice International Film Festival (2010)

geographical

draws upon an array of inspirations from evolution