Arman Khan writes about our IAF solo in Architectural Digest

There is no looking away from the visuals that Waswo X. Waswo creates-from a painted photograph featuring a tribal boy standing with his back facing us, the back covered in yellow dots, resembling the pattern of a tiger, to depicting pages from a burning storybook in gouache and gold with thread on wasli paper in miniature art. The artist, writer and photographer who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the USA, has lived and exhibited in India for over 20 years, largely working out of his studio in Udaipur, Rajasthan, often collaborating with local artists to carve out a visual language that is best described as amorphous...