The Dancing Girl of Mohenjo Daro, an artifact from 2500 BCE excavated in 1926 (in present day Sindh, Pakistan), is reimagined using various technological processes like AI generated 3D models, 3D printing, and letterpress printing. Through a series of experiments, linguistic and sculptural, The Dancing Girl‘s fragmented narratives are speculated; to visualise her as an agent of independent thought. . A reproduction of The Dancing Girl is cast using geopolymerised cement. A material used by ancient Roman and Egyptian civilisation, one that can be understood as a form of technology itself.
The Dancing Girl, sculpture, Geopolymerised cement, limestone, aluminium foil, 2024
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Hand-bound letterpressed book, 2024
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Animation, 2024
