Āvṛtti: A Recycled Papier-Mâché Wall Artwork from Kashmir

This artwork carries forward the essence of repetition.What is repeated enters the body.What enters the body becomes natural.What feels natural sustains continuity.Language, is not transmitted only through concepts, books, or formal instruction. It is carried through rhythm, gesture, sensory environments, emotional atmosphere, and ritual.Its power lies not in explanation, but in repetition, embodied enactment, shared rhythms, sensory immersion, and atmosphere. A ritual logically explained may feel distant or symbolic; a ritual repeatedly lived becomes grounding, intimate, and real.A sectional form revealing forty rings visualises time not as linear progression, but as layered
accumulation. Each ring marks duration; each fissure registers interruption. Cracks do not signify
erasure, but pause, rupture, weathering, survival.