8000 photographs, all of them shot inside a 12-room house with 10 residents. These aren?t impersonal records, but the result of a real life journey through complex terrains of intimacies. Kushal Ray announces his loyalty towards those who?ve lost out in the race for success. Poised between fiction and facts, Kunal Basu?s narrative brings to life the remarkable world of the photographer and the photographed.
Kunal Basu is the author of four critically acclaimed novels (The Opium Clerk; The Miniaturist; Racists; The Yellow Emperor's Cure, and a collection of stories - The Japanese Wife - the title story of which has been made into an award winning film. He has written poetry and screenplays; acted in films and on stage, and is arried with one daughter. He was born in Kolkata and teaches at Oxford University. Kushal Ray, a former sports journalist with The Telegraph, has taken part in several major international photography exhibitions. His work has been published in a number of prestigious photography magazines including Private and Punctum. He has also held two solo exhibitions of his paintings and drawings in Kolkata where he lives. He is associated with Drik India and ARTCO Gallery, Germany.
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