Artist Jenjum Gadi presents an exhibition called “Ngok Dolu (My Village),” turning childhood recollections into brass sculptures. The works draw on rural life in Arunachal Pradesh, using personal memories linked to cultural details from the artist’s upbringing.
According to the outlet, the exhibition frames village experiences as a subject that often receives less attention, while presenting them through a sculptural medium. Each piece is described as being accompanied by individual stories, giving context to the forms and themes represented. The event is reported to have attracted prominent attendees from Delhi’s cultural and design circles.
Overall, the reporting focuses on the artist’s creative process and the exhibition’s theme of preserving and sharing village heritage. Details about the specific number of sculptures, dates, or venues are not included in the provided summaries.
