Friends’ Shadow & Circular Childhood / Chinmoy Biswas
Chinmoy Biswas
Kolkata, India
Friends’ Shadow & Circular Childhood, 2025
Photography, 18 × 12 in
Friends’ Shadow and Circular Childhood use everyday scenes to reflect on the growing global water crisis and the environmental impacts of climate change. Through symbolic imagery, the works capture moments of childhood shaped by scarcity, where landscapes marked by dryness and labor become indicators of a changing climate. In Friends’ Shadow, a child moves through a narrow brickfield passage, accompanied only by the shadow of companionship, suggesting absence, resilience, and adaptation. The images draw attention to the gradual but urgent effects of global warming, where access to water and sustainable environments becomes increasingly uncertain. By grounding climate issues in human experience, the works call for awareness and collective action.
Chinmoy Biswas is a photographer based in Kolkata whose work explores social and environmental conditions through symbolic and documentary imagery. His practice focuses on everyday realities shaped by climate change, using visual storytelling to highlight issues of resource scarcity, labor, and resilience.
$1000 - $4000 USD
