
Roots of the self
115″ x 72 “
by,
Girijakumari Sandeep Nirmal, Avani Tibrewala, Akshika Kalita, Vanshika Rungta, Navya Jain, Gauri Agarwal, Nikunja Basumatary, Madhuri Devi
Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer
Material used:
Wood, Metal, Plastic, Paper, Wire, and Paint
Roots of the Self is an interactive sculpture installation that explores human identity, collective
memory, and our natural connection to the natural world. The artwork illustrates how humans and
trees are similar in that they both develop, provide, support, and quietly bear the weight of the earth.
In the center of the sculpture, a human figure rises from tree roots, its body intertwined with
structures that resemble upward, extending branches. The circular platform of the sculpture is
inspired by the khadi charkha wheel, which stands for continuity, life cycles, and shared labor. The
visible roots that extend below the platform serve to ground the figure and underline the notion
that identity is shaped by what lies beneath the surface.
Price: INR 75,000/-
Art Prints:
A2 size Archival Digital Canvas Print (PP) Edition of 6: Not for sale.
A2 size Non Archival Digital Canvas Print (PP) Edition of 6: Not for sale.
The Team and Artwork




Nice
Extremely wonderful
So innovative & creative!! Great work!
Impressive work and nice team coordination!!
Nice
Wow very impressive!!
wow!! great concept
wow!! so innovative and cool
extremely innovate
the idea behind this art is reflective and symbolic which makes it relevant
Outstanding and Impressive
This is crazyyy
Wow
Innovative design specifically using the waste to create this artwork
How innovative!
Beautiful
Brilliant
I love how you turned everyday waste into an absolute masterpiece! Such a brilliant way to blend sustainability with imagination.
This is very cool
This is very cool
MAGNIFICENTWORK