two-channel video installation with sound; 16mm film transferred to digital video (black and white, silent) and 8mm stop-motion animation film transferred to digital video (colour, silent)
Nalini Malani (b.1946, British India) is a pioneer in video art. Her family’s experience of displacement during the 1947 Partition of India strongly influenced her early life and her later activism. Over her long and prolific career spanning film, installation, and painting, she has continually examined the ways political conflicts and social structures affect women and other marginalised communities.