MOKSHA
Moksha is a visual narrative that carves a passage towards liberation. A Sanskrit word meaning to set free. It is a philosophical concept, which refers to emancipation, release, liberation or freedom.
Moksha is a journey through the unconscious, where there is no singular clear narrative, but the disconnection and chaos within the red images, just like blood, establishes a need to break free, to heal past wounds, and find liberation through the consciousness of self.
“I think it is within this imagined space that we can either be kept under or find forms of resistance and catharsis.”
Moksha is the release of the thread that binds the book Sutra (connections) by revisiting personal archives of projects done between 2011 to 2015, in different places, like India, Nepal and Spain. The work was later published as a book in 2018.
Acknowledgement
Diana Rodrigo, Eloi Gimeno, Fina Alos, Gaurab S. Thapa, Jorge Alamar, Julian Barón, Manuel Vargas, Pratima Thapa, Riva Thapa & Suman S. Thapa
Printing by Martín Gràfic
Edition of 100 66 Images on Lokta paper 13,75 cm x 19,5 cm No binding
2018 978 84 948359 3 3
Out of stock.