Our culture, our identity!
Our identity, our right!
Archive and Installation
Current Installation:
While traveling into some of India’s most remote regions, to collectivise and engage with various indigenous, traditional, occupational, nomadic and other minority communities, Ek Potlee Ret Ki developed a one-of-a-kind, ethical documentation process of cultural practices, arts, crafts, livelihoods, socio-political structures, and lifestyles. Our archive is a repository of cultural memory and our curated collections of photographs, films, crafts and other living items are experiential narratives that are meant to de-stigmatise identities and ignite a collective conscience.
Cultured Lives is a specially curated collection of audio-visual and textual documentation from the Ek Potlee Ret Ki archive. The collection came to life based on a need to engage larger audiences in conversations around what we consider "culture", "cultural" and "cultured". Addressing stereotypes and stigmas surrounding marginalised identities, this
collection is meant to stoke controlled discomfort about privilege, identity and access. Cultured Lives helps audiences unpack their own positions within cultural spaces and landscapes and opens up a discourse around diversity and coexistence. Cultured Lives is currently touring as an audio-visual installation accompanied by live discussions with
artists-activists.
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