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          March 19 – 30, 2025

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              Tarang

              Kinnari Saraiya / United Kingdom / Expanded Film / 2025 / European Premiere / 0 min

              'Tarang' is a multimedia artwork by Kinnari Saraiya exploring colonial surveillance and indigenous dreamworlds. Using textiles, interactive tech, and dance, it reclaims dreams as a decolonial archive.

              ‘Tarang’ is a multimedia artwork by Kinnari Saraiya exploring colonial surveillance and indigenous consciousness through Charles Gabriel Seligman’s archives. After the 1857 rebellion in India, British officials tasked Seligman with decoding native dreams for signs of uprising. Saraiya draws from indigenous epistemologies where dreams open portals to alternate realities to subvert this. Using discarded Jacquard loom punch cards as interactive controllers, motion-captured Indian classical dancers embody virtual narratives. ‘Tarang’ reclaims the dreamscape as a decolonial archive, blending material and virtual worlds