Abstract: 365 Days Mee&Jey As travelling artist from 2013 to 2017 Mee & Jey have consciously subjected themselves to extended degrees of physical and psychological discomforts. These discomforts were lived as experiences with regards to riding motorbike for long hours, enduring acute weather, altered food and sleeping time as per the time of host family.[…]
Mee Jey is having a good time in terms of her artistic experience. In last 18 months of her Master of Fine Arts course, She has done around five public art/ community art projects. We never thought that we will be able to do community art in Saint Louis but then the art scene is[…]
अमरीका और मेक्सिको की सीमा पार कर के हज़ारों लोग अमरीका में बिना दस्तावेज के आ रहे हैं. ये ख़बरें पिछले छह सात महीने से लगातार पढ़ रहा था. टीवी पर लोगों की कतारें भी दिख रही थीं लेकिन जैसा कि होता है घर के ड्राइंग रूम में बैठे हुए ये ख़बरें…..ख़बरों से अधिक की[…]
It is an experience of a lifetime. It may sound cliche but for an Indian artist to go to the US-Mexico border and do an art project with the undocumented immigrants is something not done everyday. Even after coming back home, we are overwhelmed by the whole experience of working with people who have come[…]
Abstract: The art work is a triptych made of three wall fabric installation referring to three women from three different yugas from Indian/Hindu mythology. A very personal reflection of artist’s own identity in the growing understanding of her cultural past and political present. Title- Angry Mothers, Mixed media, 15x10x6 ft, 2019 More on the artwork- The[…]
Mee and Jey had their first baby boy last year. Life has off course changed after that. With Mee’s final year of college, Jey looks after the baby during the day. This is his routine in a typical day. 8.00 am- I woke up with Mee’s complaining voice. ‘You didn’t sweep the floor last night.[…]