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A moment shared between Mrinalini and Ranjit Singh, her then-husband and creative collaborator in their barsati,1980s. Together in their old car, Singh and Mukherjee traveled extensively from Ladakh to Nepal to Orissa to Rajasthan, traversing through diverse terrains and cultures. As an accomplice, Singh also documented Mukherjee's evolving sculptural language, often staging and photographing works within this shared space.

A moment shared between Mrinalini and Ranjit Singh, her then-husband and creative collaborator in their barsati,1980s. Together in their old car, Singh and Mukherjee traveled extensively from Ladakh to Nepal to Orissa to Rajasthan, traversing through diverse terrains and cultures. As an accomplice, Singh also documented Mukherjee's evolving sculptural language, often staging and photographing works within this shared space. 

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