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The artist Anandu Sarma's nomadic lifestyle has led to repeated attachments and sudden detachments with his surroundings. This constant flux has created a sense of intimacy and otherness towards his possessions, prompting him to question his own existence in the world. Sarma assigns individual struggles for existence to each object in his compositions, highlighting their uniqueness by negating other objects and surroundings. The coexistence of parallel, symbiotic, and dichotomous lines in his work creates rigid and static images, objects, and symbols.