Nishant Shukla – Seeking Moksha

Nishant Shukla – Seeking MokshaIn 2011, I walked to the source of the Ganga in the Himalaya to collect water for my grandfather, a Hindu priest, who was on his deathbed. I hoped it could give him some connection with a place of which he had spoken, but was never able to visit. By the time I got back, he had lost his memory, and could no longer recognise his grandson. In subsequent journeys I often fantasised about spending my time as a hermit, and considered finding a cave to live

This book is a fragment of an ongoing and open-ended research project titled “Apian” which uses theoretical

Here too are lone

Crossroads of cultures

Sandcastles And Rubbish puts its focus on the site of the port and the industrial landscape around it

A place where the sun is always warm

it conveys and displays fruits and vegetables

100 colour & 24 tritone plates

submerged reality

Entre bonheur et apocalypse

musical and phonetic recordings and 433 photographs

Les photographies en noir et blanc pleines pages fonctionnent comme les indices d’une transformation

The already porous membrane seemingly separating dark from light