Shilo shiv suleman biography book
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Shilo Shiv Suleman
Indian artist (born 1989)
Shilo Shiv Suleman (born 1989) is an Indian contemporary artist. Her work encompasses illustration and installation art.[1][2] Shilo's practice focuses on the intersection of magical realism, art for social change and technology. In most recent years, she's been engaging with biofeedback technology and the interaction between the body and art. She has created large-scale installations that beat with your heart, apps that react to your brainwaves and sculptures that glow with your breath. She has also designed installations for some of the world's biggest festivals and conferences including Burning Man.[3] She is the founder and director of the Fearless Collective[4] that has over 400 artists who use art to voice their protest against gender violence.
Personal life
[edit]Suleman was born and brought up in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, where she now lives. She trained in animation at the Sri
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Shilo Shiv Suleman is an award-winning Indian artist whose work lives and breathes at the intersection of Magical Realism, Art, Technology and Social Justice. Her work is unapologetically embodied weaving together the sensual and sacred, past and future- through paintings, wearable sculptures, interactive installations and public art interventions.
Her collaborations with a neuroscientist on creating art that interacts with your brainwaves and other biofeedback sensors made her recipient of several grants including the honorarium installation- Pulse & Bloom at Burning Man. She has been featured on TED, BBC, Rolling Stone, MSNBC, Tech Crunch, The Guardian, WIRED, and has exhibited her work at the Southbank Centre in London and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
Her newest body of work- “Semiprecious” explores the forces of nature- rivers, mountains, the movement of tectonic plates, wind currents, photosynthesis, rocks, moss, minerals and all ki
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‘Reincarnate: We meet here in the Afterlife’ explores ideas of rebirth of stories and souls
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