Born in 1968 in Karnataka. Arunkumar’s use of readymade objects such as toys, plastic, ceramics, cow dung, hay and TV monitors gives us a glimpse of his susceptibility towards the neo-pop movement. His toy-like, yet intricate sculptural works often convey a simple message. Sometimes, however, Arunkumar switches the dynamics of this relationship, creating works that physically appear basic but convey a complex message quite contrary to their appearance. He is the founder of a social organisation, SARA (Sustainable Alternatives for Rural Accord), and is actively involved in social engagement since 2014.
Show moreBorn in 1968 in Karnataka. Arunkumar’s use of readymade objects such as toys, plastic, ceramics, cow dung, hay and TV monitors gives us a glimpse of his susceptibility towards the neo-pop movement. His toy-like, yet intricate sculptural works often convey a simple message. Sometimes, however,
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