ART. PEACE. COMMUNITY.
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Indira Johnson is a sculptor, community artist, and nonviolence educator working in the Chicagoland area. Her work ranges from large public sculptures to intimate community collaborations.
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Rebirth: Stories of Transformation and Renewal
Solo exhibition @ Governor’s State University, August 16- September 30
Rebirth: Stories of Transformation and Renewal explores the intricate tapestry of life's perpetual cycles—birth, death, rebirth and renewal. It traverses the dual landscapes of Chicago and Mumbai, weaving a narrative that explores spirituality, nonviolence, community engagement, and the profound significance found within life's discarded fragments.
Through a vast and diverse array of sculptural and mixed media works, viewers are invited to reflect upon their own journeys within the ceaseless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth and stands as a testament to the universal human experience, urging reflection and engagement with the profound rhythms of existence.
Rebirth: Stories of Transformation and Renewal explores the intricate tapestry of life's perpetual cycles—birth, death, rebirth and renewal. It traverses the dual landscapes of Chicago and Mumbai, weaving a narrative that explores spirituality, nonviolence, community engagement, and the profound significance found within life's discarded fragments.
Through a vast and diverse array of sculptural and mixed media works, viewers are invited to reflect upon their own journeys within the ceaseless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth and stands as a testament to the universal human experience, urging reflection and engagement with the profound rhythms of existence.
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Library Of Congress acquires three drawings from the death and Rebirth Series
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Ten Thousand Ripples, Public Art, Peace and Civic Engagement, a city wide initiative
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