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Circa Full Circle: A Curation of Art and Poetry

Circa Full Circle: A Curation of Art and Poetry

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Mother-daughter duo behind Tao Art Gallery, Kalpana and Sanjana, showcase the power of creativity in moving forward from tragedy. Despite suffering a deep loss in the 11/26 terror attacks, they used their individual mediums of art and poetry to heal and rebuild what was once broken. Fundamentally though, this book explores resonant philosophy, covering an untamed mélange of ideas: reflections on the universe, the concept of self, the making and breaking of particulars; on dichotomous relationships, heartbreaks, and the ambiguous but luminous definition of love; on the exploration of reason and purpose . . . and finally, on life itself.

A life lived despite its inevitabilities.

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Pub dateAug 26, 2025
ISBN-10067009952X
ISBN-139780670099528
LanguageEnglish
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