How old sites in India are becoming canvases for contemporary artists

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Delhi-based artist Ayesha Singh collaborated with local metal specialists to transform Mahila Baag Jhalra, an 18th-century stepwell in India's "Blue City" of Jodhpur, into an immersive installation called Subterranean Inversion: Structures of Forgetting. The stepwell, once a vital water source and gathering space for women but later neglected, was adorned with glistening steel sculptures that symbolize the forgotten history of such structures and the women who commissioned them, like Gulab Rai, Maharaja Vijay Singh's concubine. The installation aimed to revitalize public interest in these historic sites by highlighting their cultural significance through contemporary art.
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