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[su_quote]There is a library, waiting to be touched, everywhere. Fragments of novellas, scraps of equations, or the last and first syllables of poems, sometimes in unread languages that still await their dictionaries, their grammar. They come filtered by light, pixels and electricity, on odd street corners, in vestibules and annexes, in puddles of water and the ascent of staircases. To read them is to understand that photography is also a form of epigraphy.[/su_quote]

Choose your brown.

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Drum roll. Happy Diwali.

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Where is she.

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So there.

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My friend Yuri.

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Karbala aliganj

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Marginalia in the police archive documents of Guatemala #raqsmediacollective

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Dusk falls.

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Airport chapel. Panama.

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A moving sunset. Quite literally. Also, no filter.

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Pick your choice.

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Open sesame.

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Runaway guinea pig.

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Delhi sunrises are not spectacular

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Night birds.

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In remembrance.

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Sunday afternoon at grandma’s.

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Dennis Congdon’s lovely studio. And lovely afternoon wine.

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Love?

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Hours.

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Education.

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Under pass delhi.

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Motel thunderbird. Room 22. Marfa.

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Truncated

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Co-traveller

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Delhi-based artist Monica Narula is cofounder of the Raqs Media Collective, along with Shuddhabrata Sengupta and Jeebesh Bagchi. Their work as Raqs has been shown in exhibitions, museums and biennales world-wide. She is also co-initiator of Sarai, CSDS

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