This exhibtion by Indian artist Ravi Agarwal explores the issues behind environmental enrichment and degredation and the similarities and differences between approaches to preservation and enhancement in both Scotland and India. More recently, there has been a movement in Scotland to rewild barren land and address further deforestation caused by wild deer there. Agarwal documents his work in India, both as an artist and an activist proposing and supporting environmental protection. He spent time at Edinburgh Printmakers, learning techniques and practices from skilled operators there. It is a marvellous exchange and worth seeing the exhibition and understanding the wider issues at stake. Nàdar/Prakiti until October 20 2018 Edinburgh Printmakers
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Edinburgh Printmakers: Nàdar/Prakriti by Ravi Agarwal | Scotland India environment ‘rewilding’
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