Subodh Gupta
Subodh Gupta (India, 1964) is an Indian contemporary artist renowned for transforming everyday objects into monumental sculptures and installations. Utilizing materials like stainless steel utensils, bicycles, and milk pails, his work reflects on India's economic transformation and cultural identity. Notable pieces include 'Very Hungry God' and 'Gandhi's Three Monkeys.'
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