Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Video by BAL Production for Salon Berlin I Museum Frieder Burda
As the first solo exhibition by British-born, Delhi-based artist Bharti Kher in Germany, the show at Salon Berlin comprises a series of recent works dealing with the continuous interplay between creation and destruction, chaos and order. Kher uses Bindis as an artistic means to cover the surfaces of sculptures and readymades in a second skin, or to construct abstract patterns out of the countless dots. The central theme of the exhibition is a series of sculptures that expose the continual interplay of opposing forces and their balance. BAL Productions spoke to the artist Bharti Kher and curator Patricia Kamp about this fragile equilibrium throughout the exhibition, where diametric forces continually seek harmony.
Produced by Monica Salazar
Filmed & Edited by Peter Cairns
Video by BAL Production for Salon Berlin I Museum Frieder Burda
As the first solo exhibition by British-born, Delhi-based artist Bharti Kher in Germany, the show at Salon Berlin comprises a series of recent works dealing with the continuous interplay between creation and destruction, chaos and order. Kher uses Bindis as an artistic means to cover the surfaces of sculptures and readymades in a second skin, or to construct abstract patterns out of the countless dots. The central theme of the exhibition is a series of sculptures that expose the continual interplay of opposing forces and their balance. BAL Productions spoke to the artist Bharti Kher and curator Patricia Kamp about this fragile equilibrium throughout the exhibition, where diametric forces continually seek harmony.
Produced by Monica Salazar
Filmed & Edited by Peter Cairns
