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This multimedia installation explores the notion of home and memory

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Preeti Zachariah
This multimedia installation explores the notion of home and memory
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Artist Dhiraj Rabha has created a multimedia installation titled 'Reminiscences of Home' that explores the personal histories and memories of former ULFA members living in a camp in Goalpara, Assam. The project uses interviews, archival materials, and audio-visual elements to document the untold stories of individuals who surrendered their arms and transitioned to civilian life.

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The installation provides a humanizing perspective on the complex socio-political history of insurgency in Northeast India, bridging the gap between the lived experiences of former militants and the public's perception.

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Dhiraj Rabha will never forget his conversation with Malati Rabha, a former member of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA). “As a child, she wanted to be a nurse because she would see a nurse wearing a white dress visiting her village, and wanted to wear one too,” says the Assam-based artist, who is in Bengaluru to set up Reminiscences of Home , a multi-media installation that reflects on the notion of home and the memory of the community residing in a Goalpara camp for former ULFA members.

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