
Sophia Bennett©Michelangelo FoundationShort Pillar
Banana fibre, Paper, Acrylic
This sculpture was designed by Sumakshi Singh and crafted by Mohan Kumar Verma. It was drawn, stencilled and hand cut from banana fibre paper using Sanjhi, a 16th-century sacred paper-cutting tradition from Mathura and Vrindavan in India. A monument to impermanence, the piece evokes how buildings and homes fade with time, leaving behind only pattern, trace and memory. Its perforated silhouette holds both presence and absence.
Courtesy of Exhibit 320
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CATEGORY
Cut paper art
YEAR
2025
DIMENSIONS
61W x 190H cm, 68W x 223H cm












